Cowley County Historical Society

These were also the goals of the first CCHS, organized in the early 1900s by a group of interested citizens with a small collection of artifacts. Without a permanent home, their collection was housed in different locations, including a public school, a downtown store and the two local colleges. Visiting hours were nearly non-existent and the number of supporting members was small.

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These were also the goals of the first CCHS, organized in the early 1900s by a group of interested citizens with a small collection of artifacts. Without a permanent home, their collection was housed in different locations, including a public school, a downtown store and the two local colleges. Visiting hours were nearly non-existent and the number of supporting members was small.

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