Augusta Historical Museum and C. N. James Log Cabin The Augusta Historical Museum in Augusta, Kansas is similar to other local historical museums across Kansas. The volunteer staffing the museum on the day of my visit was friendly and helpful. In addition to the typical exhibits, the Augusta Historical Museum has an old theater curtain with advertising for community businesses painted on it. One of fewer than a dozen that I have found while exploring Kansas. Other unique features are the 1868 C. N. James Log Cabin, and an exhibit devoted to local newspaper woman Bert Shore. The two story log cabin which served as post office, general store, and school, sits on its original site. The Augusta Historical Society hosts many events over the course of the year, including a spring antique appraisal fair, chili feed, an early December visit from Santa, and "A Day in the Life of the James Trading Post" each June.
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