Legler Barn Museum & Depot

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Address 14907 W. 87th, Lenexa, Johnson County

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Phone 913.477.7133

Price Level: Free

MUSEUM

Legler Barn Museum & Depot

Lenexa, KS | Johnson County

Adam Legler built the stone barn in 1864 on a nearby site on the Santa Fe Trail. In 1983 it was moved to Sar-Ko-Par Park, reconstructed, and now contains exhibits telling the story of early Lenexa. Within the park you'll also find a 1912 Frisco train depot, a Northern Pacific caboose, and the Strang Line waiting station.

Hours of Operation

Wednesday	Saturday
10:00 AM to 4:00 PM	10:00 AM to 4:00 PM

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