A short jaunt east of Medicine Lodge on highway 160, and you’ll find a notable historical marker at the entrance to Memorial Peace Park, just east of the golf course. This marker informs us about the Treaty of 1867 which took place at the confluence of the Medicine River and...

137 years ago, on April 30th, 1884, a historical, yet tragic event took place here in Medicine Lodge. The town of Medicine Lodge was thrown into a state of excitement by the perpetration of murders and attempted robbery. Shortly after 9:00 a.m., during a heavy rain storm, four men rode...

This marker tells that the hotel was built from bricks made right here in Medicine Lodge, and the woodwork was brought by ox team from the Harper railway terminal 35 miles away. Three stories high plus a basement, it had a billiard room, a private club room, a barber shop,...

Both museums will be open, tomorrow, Saturday, July 20th from 10:00 - 1:00.

Preserving the Past, Promoting the Future.

There are only 8 Equatorial Sun Dials like this in the U.S. You can watch the shadow and tell the time.

Wisner Fountain was built along Main Street as a source of water for man & horse in the early 1900s.

The Medicine Lodge Peace Treaty Statue commemorates the Signing of the Treaty of 1867 between the U S Government and the Five Southern Plains tribes.

The Barber County Veterans Memorial is a tribute to the veterans in the county area.

Nestled on the eastern edge of the Gypsum Hills Scenic Byway and the historic town of Medicine Lodge, Memorial Peace Park offers visitors unique green spaces, magnificent views and calm prairie.