Ensor Park and Museum |
66062-9278 Olathe, KS, United States of America (USA) (Kansas) |
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| Address |
18995 W. 183rd Street
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| Floor area | unfortunately not known yet |
Museum typ
Exhibition
Heritage- or City Museum
- Tubes/Valves / Semiconductors
- Architecture
- Craft
- Combustion engines/generators/pumps
- Radios (Broadcast receivers)
- Morse technology
- Measuring Instruments, Lab Equipment
- Amateur Radio / Military & Industry Radio
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Opening times
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May, Jun, Sep, Oct: Saturday & Sunday 1pm - 5pm | ||||
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Status from 10/2014
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Touring price: by donation- / - $ 2 person | ||||
| Contact |
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| Homepage |
www.ensorparkandmuseum.org www.kansastravel.org/olathe/ensormuseum.htm |
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Some example model pages for sets you can see there:
USA: Hallicrafters, The; Super Skyrider SX-16 (1937/38)
| Description | www.kansastravel.org/olathe/ensormuseum.htm: The Marshal Ensor Park and Museum in Olathe, Kansas is a seasonal museum devoted to the teacher, craftsman and amateur radio operator, Marshal Ensor. Marshall taught industrial arts in Olathe from 1915 to 1965, except for World War II. The seasonal museum occupies the Ensor family farm buildings and 8 acres of the former farm. The 1890 farm home is filled with Ensor family furnishings (including many pieces of furniture built by Marshal Ensor) and the radio equipment which he operated under license W9BSP. Marshall's sister, Loretta also earned a ham license and became W9UA. Loretta Ensor was trustee for the first high school radio station in Kansas, where Olathe students could learn to become amateur radio operators. When Loretta died in 1991, she left the Ensor farm to become a museum and park. Tours of the main house at Marshall Ensor Park & Museum take from 20 minutes to an hour depending on the background of the docent leading your tour. The other buildings are usually open, but may not be, depending on volunteers being available to open and show them. Each June, the Santa Fe Trails Amateur Radio Club (SFTARC) of Olathe, Kansas, conducts a Field Day with practice and competition using the Ensor Farmhouse and Park. In 2007 members of SFTARC replaced the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) as the docents at Ensor Park and Museum. Ensor Farmsite is both a National Historic Site and on the Register of Historic Kansas Places. |
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