Sedgwick County Historical Museum

The Wichita Sedgwick County Historical Museum is a nonprofit exhibition hall devoted to protecting the historical backdrop of the city of Wichita and instructing people in general on the city's legacy and one of a kind characteristics. The exhibition hall, found downtown, dwells in what was before the first City Hall. The gothic style structure houses four stories of interpretive data and intelligent shows, which are all open to general society.

The historical center has an assortment of perpetual displays that diagram the city's past, including financial advancements, striking figures, and the innovative changes that have occurred after some time. Consistently, the historical center likewise gives highlight shows and uncommon shows, including regular presentations and exceptional occasions.