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Threshing Days Food
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Friday evening entertainment

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Kids make "immigrant trunk"

Uncle Milt's Shed was the most fun for kids.

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Images of 2017 by

Beth Hostetler, Photography

Uncle Milt's Shed

Mennonite Heritage and
Agricultural Museum

Country Threshing Days July 31 & Aug. 1, 2026

$7.00 Admission to Country Threshing Days, good for both days

Downtown Goessel parade 9:30 a.m. Sat. Aug. 1, 2026
Low-German meal served at Elementary School after parade.

Susan entertains children at Country Threshing Days while teaching them about the Good Old Days.

Susan N. and Uncle Milt's Shed
Good Eating Threshing Days 2025

 2025

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Aug. 2, 3, 2024
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Activities at Uncle Milt's shed
Table at Haymakers Fri. evening entertainment
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2023 CTD Parade Goessel Main St.

Country Threshing Days Aug. 4, 5, 6, 2023

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Goessel Firetruck ZZPI and '34 Ford
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And the weather was delightful, for a change

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Sandy D. with sponsors table
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Donations welcome!
Concert benefits Mennonite Heritage and Agricultural Museum 

2022

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2014-2026 Mennonite Heritage

and Agricultural Museum

Created by Fern Bartel nee Schmidt

 

Contact

Phone 620-367-8200

goesselmuseum@gmail.com

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Museum Mission Statement

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The Mennonite Heritage & Agricultural Museum preserves and interprets the cultural heritage of the Alexanderwohl Mennonite Immigrants who settled in central Kansas in 1874. Through exhibits, educational programs, and community engagement, the museum honors the contributions of Kansas farmers--especially wheat producers--and promotes understanding of the agricultural, religious, and social history of the Goessel area. The museum's mission supports learning, preservation, and rural heritage.

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Admission includes KS sales tax
Address :
200 N. Poplar
Goessel, KS 67053
620.367.8200

2014--2026 Mennonite Heritage
and Agricultural Museum
Created by Fern Bartel nee Schmidt

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