Known as "Coronary Hill" among the local players, the Osborne Country Club first opened in 1930. Don't let the $2 "all-you-can-play-in-a-day" daily rates fool you -- this 9 hole sand-greens golf course has long been considered to be the toughest of its kind in Kansas. The steep terrain and frequent winds make this a course for the golfer who likes to be challenged.
Several men's and women's golfing tournaments are scheduled during golfing season.
The Osborne City Cemetery opened in 1879 at the corner of Eleventh Street and U.S. Highway 24 West. Veterans ranging from the Mexican War though the Vietnam War are buried here. Noted buffalo hunter Jeff Durfey and Howard Ruede, author of the celebrated book "Sod-House Days,"
Osborne, KS CemeteriesThe Osborne County Museum Complex offers an opportunity to visit the past with memorabilia dating back to the pioneer days.
On Exhibit
* Horse-drawn farm machinery
* Stonemason's tools
* Medical equipment
Built of native stone as a Works Progress Administration (WPA)project in 1936, the historic Scout Cabin features original fireman poles and a massive stone fireplace. The building is available for meetings, reunions, and other community events.
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Osborne, KS Golf CoursesA visit to the Osborne County Courthouse will show the use of the area's popular post rock material in its Romanesque Revival styling. Built in 1907-1908 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places,
Osborne, KS Historic CourthousesLakewood Discovery Center at Lakewood Park is a unique setting which creates and nurtures curiosity and interest of nature wi...
Renovated Historic Theater with state of the art digital and 3-D movies plus live performances. ...
The old "Opera House" building was built in 1881. The second level of the building was used as a theater for commercial plays...