Grant County Adobe Museum

The Grant County Adobe Museum in Ulysses, Kansas was worked in 1938 as a district shop. It opened as a region authentic historical center in 1978. The Adobe Museum highlights recorded curios and shows that recount the narrative of life on the High Plains. The visual story is set into scenes with dimensional wall paintings and backgrounds upgrading the displays. The Grant County Adobe Museum's lasting accumulation incorporates High Plains Indian curios, Santa Fe Trail memorabilia, and in addition antiques from old and new Ulysses.

The novel highlights in the Grant County Adobe Museum are Native American Petroglyphs. Not very many areas in Kansas have Indian Petroglyphs and no less than two of those areas are never again open because of man made lakes. Petroglyphs are scratched or chipped into regular shake arrangements. They are for the most part in sandstone, which is moderately effortlessly worked, however not extremely versatile. The four examples of petroglyphs originate from Jackson County, two of them from Peters Cave.