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Sabetha, Kansas

Sabetha Golf and Country Club, located one mile north of Sabetha in Northeast Kansas, is a private club open to members and their guests. The golf course was built in 1923 and utilizes the natural terrain and landscape to provide for a challenging course. The clubhouse features a pro shop, a full service kitchen and bar area, and both a large and a private dining area to provide members and guests with an enjoyable dining experience.

Carts are allowed on the golf course, and cart sheds are available for rent for those members choosing to keep their carts on the premises. Electricity is provided for those with electric carts. Please contact the Board Member in charge of the cart sheds for availability of sheds.

Various social functions are scheduled throughout the year, such as Ladies' Roundelay and Dinner Bridge/Pitch during the winter months, weekly Stag nights, ladies golfing, and a Luau alongside the pool during the summer months.

(weather permitting) Sat - Sun 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM Wed - Fri 3:30 PM - 8:30 PM (closed Mon - Tue)

Attractions and Upcoming Events

Sabetha's City Recreation

Three public parks, a public swimming pool, four baseball/softball/soccer fields, tennis and racketball courts provide recreation for the community. Two campgrounds with pools, cabins and camping facilities are located nearby.

Sabetha, KS Recreation

Sabetha Historic Library

The Sabetha Library was built in the 1930s as one of the WPA projects.

Sabetha, KS Historic Buildings

Old Albany Schoolhouse Museum

The Albany Historic Museum building was formerly the Albany Rural School District No. 1, Brown and Nemaha. The two story limestone building was built in 1867. School was first held in the new building during the 1867-1868

Sabetha, KS Museums

WPA Mural

This mural is on display in the Sabetha Post Office as one of the WPA cultural projects in the 1940s. It it listed on the National Historic Register. The artist is Albert T. Reid.

Sabetha, KS Arts

Old Albany Depot

The original depot was moved to Albany from Bern, Kansas in 1965. It was destroyed by fire in 1980 and a new replica was built in 1981. It has been restocked with antique railroad artifacts. There is also a miniature train display. Caboose number 25061 and 25678

Sabetha, KS Railroad History

Things to do near Sabetha, KS

City Parks

City Park boasts plenty of shade, a wonderful swimming pool, tennis courts, picnic area, playground, gazebo, auditoriu...