Welcome to the Ft.Wallace Museum

Welcome To Fort Wallace Museum

Home of the "Fightin'est Fort in the West"
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The Association is pleased to announce the donation of another major collection - Richard “Dick” Rhea of Sharon Springs has donated the Rhea Antique Pump Organ Collection to our Museum! We are excited to bring another dimension to the Fort Wallace Museum and are so grateful to the entire Rhea family for the product of nearly 30 years of Dick’s treasured hobby. The Pump Organ Collection was housed in the Sharon Springs Main Street building since 2003.

Fort Wallace Museum created a temporary home for the Rhea Antique Pump Organ collection
within the new Becker Addition.
The collection is now open for viewing by the public.

Fort Wallace Museum has created a Rhea antique pump oragn fund site. FWMA is seeking $150,000 in funds
to build a new addition to house the Rhea collection and other community exhibits.

Fort Wallace Memorial Association has formed "Guardians of the Fort Wallace Museum." The Guardians is an auxiliary membership group that was formed under the non-profit Fort Wallace Memorial Association to raise money to support Museum operation and programming. For more information please see Support.

Fort Wallace Museum
2655 Highway 40
Wallace, KS 67761
(785) 891-3564
www.ftwallace.com
museum@ftwallace.com

You can find the Fort Wallace Museum on Google Map and

Fort Wallace Memorial Association is 501(c)3 organization set up to run the Fort Wallace Museum.
Please contact the Museum about making a donation.
Fort Wallace Memorial will take donations through Pay Pal.

Free admission with a suggested donation of $7 per adult.

Winter hours: Thurs., Fri., Sat. Nov. through the 2nd Sunday of March
10am-4pm Mountain Time

Summer hours: 2nd Sunday of March through October 31
9am-5 pm Monday-Saturday and 1-5 pm Sunday Mountain Time

Exploring the Museums of Northwest Kansas

The Fort Wallace Museum is the perfect place for your family to explore! The Museum will be opening its brand-new exhibit space in the Milford Becker Addition, where you can experience Fort Wallace and the Old West in a new, exciting way! Take a seat in the reproduction BOD Stagecoach, see the facades of buildings from Wallace County History and crane your neck to see a 40-foot plesiosaur fossil found in 1867! Located just east of the town of Wallace on Highway 40!