The Onaga Historical Society is proud of its museum complex with the various collections of antiques and other interesting items and displays from the area.  In addition to a large Morton building and a small building full of memorabilia of Onaga and the surrounding area, there is an authentic log cabin, a one-room country school house and a Union Pacific train caboose for your touring enjoyment.  A variety of resources are also available for those interested in doing family genealogy research. Admission is free; however free-will donations are appreciated.

 

The Museum, located at 310 E.2nd St. (PO Box 61), is open from 1:00 to 4:00 every Friday starting June 9 and during the months of June, July and August.  During these months, from 2:00 to 3:00 are special programs on various local culture topics.  The Museum is also open by appointment at any time of the year by calling Debbie Berges 785-889-7104.