PONY EXPRESS
BARN & MUSEUM


Plan Your Visit
open:
april - october
(other months
by appointment)
Mondays - Fridays: 9 am - 5 pm
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Saturdays: 9 am - 5 pm
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Sundays: 12 pm - 4 pm
Visit Us Today:
106 S 8th St Marysville, KS 66508
admission
Group Rates
Adults $10 each
Kids (6-12) $2 each
Kids (5&Under) FREE
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Family $25.00
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Ask about our school group rates:
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fun for all ages
Our Pony Express Barn & Museum has something for everyone.
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Visitors of all ages are invited to relive the Pony Express story and to learn the history of Marshall County.
Visitors have a chance to stamp some mail with our official Pony Express seal and to step inside a replicated stagecoach to get a glimpse into the life of a rider.
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We have a kids' area with fun opportunities for your children to dress up as the riders, color pictures, pose for silly photos, and get creative with our chalkboard display.
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Facilities & Accessibility
The museum has public restrooms and a water fountain.
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Most of the exhibits are handicap accessible, with the exception of one section of the barn.
The upper-level exhibits can only be accessed by stairs; however, they can be viewed on a tablet from the ground floor. Please ask a museum employee about accommodations.
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This system is currently unavailable. Please check with museum staff.
gift shop

Before leaving our museum, be sure to stop by our gift shop. We have a great selection of Pony Express merchandise: post cards, t-shirts, coffee mugs, baseball caps, travel mugs, paper weights, stuffed animals, magnets, and much more!
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You will also find some amazing tatting made by a local artist, Tatting by Liz.



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In addition to Pony Express merchandise, we offer a great selection of books related to topics such as the Pony Express, the Oregon Trail, the Old West, etc.
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You can stop by today to pick up a signed copy of West Like Lightning by Jim DeFelice, co-author of international sensation American Sniper.
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