Jackson County Museum

Open each Friday 10 am - 2 pm: May - October

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Contact Us -  By phone: 785-364-2087 or  785-364-4991 

By email: jacohistsoc@gmail.com

In person: 

Jackson County Museum - 327 New York, Holton KS

Suggested Donation: $3.00

By mail: 

Jackson County Historical & Genealogical Society Kansas - 216 New York

Holton KS 66436

A 501(c)(3) organization - your tax deductible donation is appreciated.

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Gifts for the history buff in your life - see pictures.


All items are new. Multiple copies of all items. Pick up in Holton, cash or check. Shipping available upon request. Message us with questions and for shipping cost.

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The Jackson County Museum, 327 New York, Holton, Kansas is a circa 1905 period tinsmith brick building with its original tin ceiling.* Museum theme: Westward, Ho! Exhibits: covered wagons to the barbed wire era. Displays: Buffalo Bill, Carrie Nation and the Barnes brothers baseball career. 

Other Displays: a country school room area, World Wars I & II memorabilia, quilts, fashions, dolls, license plates and tools. 

*The Holton Recorder, 24 Nov 1904: T.J. Bennett's building is almost enclosed...

Ray School, circa 1940s

              Museum Display

Barn Tour - Loose Hay Demo

Museum Display, 2017

Clover Hill School, circa 1940s

Denison High School, woodcarving

Holton Second Baptist Church, circa 1900s

Museum Display - Wolf Hunt

Research Materials - Go to "Resources", tab above, then "Research Materials." 

Find us on Facebook: Jackson County Historical Society

The Research House, 208 New York, Holton, Kansas has genealogical and historical papers, books, pictures, maps and other research materials related to Jackson County history. Open by appointment or stop at the Museum during museum hours for access 

Roebke House Memorial Museum

216 New York - Holton

Victorian home reflecting the Louis Roebke family's life from the 1880s to the 1980s. Open by appointment or inquire at the Jackson County Museum during operating hours.


Roebke House, 2023, after outside renovation