Heritage programs in Warrensburg, Missouri

The Johnson County Historical Society, located at 302 North Main Street in Warrensburg, Missouri, is a non-profit organization dedicated to collecting, preserving, and exhibiting material related to all aspects of Johnson County history. The society maintains the Mary Miller Smiser Heritage Library & Museum, which houses original county records dating back to 1834, along with deeds, court case files, newspaper binders, directories, cemetery records, and family files. The society also offers museum tours and group tours by appointment, showcasing the historic buildings on the Old Courthouse Square, including the Old Courthouse where the Trial of Old Drum took place in 1870. The society is funded by membership dues, donations, and sales of publications, and welcomes donations of money, historical artifacts, and volunteer time. The society also offers additional services to the public, such as a Little Free Library dedicated to Dr. Dawna Lisa Butterfield. Visitors can explore the rich cultural heritage of Johnson County and its people through educational programs and exhibits.

Panhellenic Hall is a vibrant and diverse university institution located at 614 South College Street in Warrensburg, Missouri, United States. As a hub of academic excellence and community engagement, Panhellenic Hall offers a wide range of programs and resources to support student success. With a strong emphasis on Greek life and campus involvement, students can immerse themselves in a rich and dynamic university experience. Whether attending classes, participating in extracurricular activities, or networking with fellow students, Panhellenic Hall provides a welcoming and supportive environment for all who walk through its doors.