El Quartelejo Museum

Location:
902 West 5th Street (along K96) Scott City, KS

GPS Coordinates:
N 38º 40.611' W 100º54.898'

Intrinsic Qualities:

Site Logistics:

• A concrete handicap-accessible entrance
• Restroom available

Journey through time at the El Quartelejo Museum. Learn why you can find sharks teeth in Kansas, and what life was like for Native Americans and Pioneers. You will see a replica of the El Cuartelejo pueblo, a sod house, and other 3D historic scenes. A great way to tour the museum is on a guided tour, especially for young children!

You can also visit the Jerry Thomas Gallery & Collection at this same location. Admission is free!

The El Quartelejo regional history line may be divided into three categories:

Geology: Featuring rock and fossil formations for which this area is famous.

Prehistoric: Focused on the American Indian before there is written documentation.

Euro-American: Regional history since the late 19th century