“The world is full of wonder. Get out and explore. And have a wonder-filled day”.
This is the way I've been starting the podcast I've been doing for the last four years, called “where am I to go”. I have primarily focused on museums, as museums are places that I find extremely interesting, and have since I was young. I feel that museums can connect us with our past in a way that no other form of media can. You can watch a movie, read a book, or watch documentaries on TV where you can get an idea of what history was, maybe how history happened and all of those may have a biased twist to them.
Loren wanted all of his listeners to know that he loved them and that he was thankful for them. Doing this podcast was so fulfilling for him and he loved every opportunity he had to learn more and share that knowledge. Thank you to everyone who has and will listen to his podcasts. The best way to honor his memory is to get out and explore the world around you. You don't need to go far and wide to explore. Start in your home town and work from there. Everyone have a wonder-filled day.
21 Jun 2026
Stockade Museum + Carry Nation
Journey with us to a time in our country’s past where life was hard, but hope for a better future was strong. The promise of new life in the west called many families to leave everything familiar behind. Pioneers were seeking a new land of opportunity where one could homestead and raise a family. Stockades became the gathering place of protection for these pioneers during troubled times.
In 1880 Kansas had passed a constitutional amendment prohibiting the non-medicinal sale of intoxicating beverages, which Kansas saloon keepers widely ignored. This troubled Carry greatly, and she began smashing saloons in her attempt to enforce the law. She smashed her first saloon on June 1, 1900, in Kiowa, 20 miles away.
211 W Fowler, Hwy 160 Medicine Lodge, KS 67104
medicinelodgestockade@gmail.com (mailto:medicinelodgestockade@gmail.com)
(620) 886-3553 (tel:(620) 886-3553)
20 Jun 2026
Orphan Train Depot
The mission of the National Orphan Train Complex is to collect, preserve, interpret, and disseminate knowledge about the orphan trains, and the children and agents who rode them. The museum’s collections, exhibitions, programming, and research will instill a sense of pride for Riders and Descendants; engage historians and researchers, heritage visitors, and the general public; and further promote understanding of this nationally significant chapter of cultural and social history.
National Orphan Train Complex
300 Washington St.
P.O. Box 322
Concordia, KS 66901
Phone: 785.243.4471
email: info@orphantraindepot.org
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