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      • Michael Baughn

        Excellent historical museum in 1887 former Logan County Courthouse!
        Sep 15th, 2021

      • Jacob M. High


        Aug 22nd, 2021

      • Alan Boyd


        May 30th, 2021

      • dillon potter


        Oct 25th, 2020

      • Jeff Messick

        This is an interesting old building that was built as the Logan County courthouse. The town now only has 30 residents, and the county seat was moved to Oakley in the sixties. It was closed for the season when we past by, and is showing signs of major deterioration. Sad to see, but probably economically doomed.
        Jun 24th, 2020

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      Butterfield Trail Museum

      Butterfield Trail Museum is located at 515 Hilts Ave in Russell Springs, Kansas 67764. Butterfield Trail Museum can be contacted via phone at (785) 751-4242 for pricing, hours and directions.

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      •   (785) 751-4242

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      Q What is the phone number for Butterfield Trail Museum?

      A The phone number for Butterfield Trail Museum is: (785) 751-4242.

      Q Where is Butterfield Trail Museum located?

      A Butterfield Trail Museum is located at 515 Hilts Ave, Russell Springs, KS 67764

      Q How is Butterfield Trail Museum rated?

      A Butterfield Trail Museum has a 4.7 Star Rating from 6 reviewers.

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      Michael Baughn on Google

      image Excellent historical museum in 1887 former Logan County Courthouse!

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      Jeff Messick on Google

      image This is an interesting old building that was built as the Logan County courthouse. The town now only has 30 residents, and the county seat was moved to Oakley in the sixties. It was closed for the season when we past by, and is showing signs of major deterioration. Sad to see, but probably economically doomed.

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