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Kansas Interpretive Traveling Exhibit Service
Kansas barns have grown out of the state's landscape, culture, and
climate. As Kansans learned how to farm and ranch here, they adapted
their barns. Barns housed animals, grain, equipment, and feed. They
were also used for activities such as church services, dances, and spare
bedrooms. Today barns symbolize rural life and are a point of pride
for many Kansans.
A new exhibit called Barn Yesterday: Remembering
Kansas Barns examines Kansas' rural heritage through historic
and contemporary photographs, illustrations, and quotes. Produced
by the Kansas Humanities Council.
Handling Fee: $25
Exhibit Format: NIMLOK units using 5 panels.
Includes 10 colorful panels with photos and text.
Shipping: (1) NIMLOK case with wheels measuring
49"x38" and weighing 150 lbs. and (1) exhibit case.
How to book this exhibit
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Yesterday: Remembering Kansas Barns
