Arriving on a Friday afternoon, we found a locked door even though, according the the information online, the museum should have been opened. Just as we were ready to drive away the curator came out and offered to give us a tour. The tour was a little rushed because she was involved in a big project but we managed to get a peek at most of the exhibits – lots of items donated by local residents including some from the WWII German POW camp located a couple of miles from Concordia, Kansas.
A wheelchair lift accesses both floors of the museum.
All of the parking is diagonal on-the-street. It’s okay to park across the spaces. Museum 39.57073, -97.65911
Nice that the museum is accessible.
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