This was an awesome visit! It was great walking in the same house that Amelia Earnhardt was born…read moreand spent most of the first 12 years of here life. Truly insightful into her early years. Everything is beautifully restored. Certainly worth the stop!

So it's fairly small, it's well-preserved, and it's not all that interactive. But so what? We don't…read morehave to touch *everything* or be entertained by multimedia. It's a living tribute to a great Kansan. For starters, just get a gander at the big Missouri River just across the street. Imagine growing up with that view and access! Drop your $15, or whatever level you're at, and enjoy browsing the history. The preservation of original artifacts coupled with Earhart memorabilia makes for an extremely interesting walk back in time. The preservation of the dining room is sensational, with outstanding stained glass facing just northeast. As you meander through the various rooms, you are struck by how curious Amelia Earhart appears to have been at such a young age! Whether it was her literary exposure, fascinations with flight, or mild departure from other feminine constructs, Amelia was special from the jump. The museum is easy to navigate and generally accessible. Parking is easy, the gift shop is nice, and the staff is friendly and loves to help answer any questions. Amelia was a national celebrity, a pioneer in aviation, and maybe most importantly, a significant figure in gender equality. Learn her story, bask in her roots, and celebrate a great Kansan and woman whose disappearance leaves us all wondering the what ifs.

Who knew so much history was hiding in Atchison, KS. I have to give credit where credit's due, my…read morefriend Mindy from @kansascitybucketlist told me about this place and knowing we'd be in for a hot summer, this was the perfect spot to spend a day! We drove my in laws the 1.25 hours to the museum and learned so much about Amelia Earhart. There was so much information I didn't know. My in laws were so impressed with the setup and how the museum is laid out. If you have kids, I definitely recommend! While there isn't a whole lot right around the museum, it's worth the visit to learn more about KS native. If you're coming from OP, we drove home through Weston to grab lunch and it turned out to be the perfect day trip.

This incredible museum is located in the middle of vast flatland of Kansas, adjacent to an old…read moreairport in memory of the legend Amelia Earhart. We drove about hour and a half from downtown KC to get here. The museum is a beautiful modern building with lots of parking spots in front. Super clean and well maintained. At the entrance hall, they have the reception (to purchase tickets), the gift shop and a small open theater where a video of Amelia plays on loop. The inside hall of the museum is so stunning. First of all there's an exact model of the aircraft Amelia flew to cross the Atlantic. There are also sections dedicated to Amelia's life and her achievements. There are also display of diesel engine and modern turbo engine, a tiny cockpit to simulate flying, and a small auditorium that played movie about aviation. A smaller upper level corner also had display of Amelia's tools, her diary and a section about her disappearance. We had an amazing experience, spending over an hour at the museum. The staff members were knowledgeable and shared lots of interesting stories and facts about Amelia during the visit. The gift shop had lots limited editions items such as compass and coins. I bought a few of them as souvenirs. The restrooms at the facility are also very clean.

She was spot on! To be honest I was skeptical at first, but after 5 mins I was very impressed. If…read moreyou're looking for a gifted Psychic Reader I highly recommend you give Psychic Spiritual Reader a try you'll be glad you did.

I could have spent several days in this museum! Incredibly beautiful and well curated. Western…read morehistory comes to life as you walk into each exhibit. It's a place everyone can learn something new! Also, the home of Jesse James where he was killed is located on the same property so be sure to check that out as well.

First - the employee DID ask if we wanted to ride. we said "yes". instead of walking behind the…read morecounter at the carousel, he followed us a short while, then left. IF I volunteered, there still wouldn't be anyone because we ALL GO TO LUNCH AT 1030! As far as the length of our visit, it doesn't take that long to recognize your terrible attitude!

What a delightful meal! I was part of a large group of ladies (about a dozen) meeting for lunch…read more I'm giving 5 stars because we all loved our food, the menu is great, the service was good, and we met a wonderfully friendly event coordinator who took us on an impromptu tour of the renovations. I can't wait to have another meal here. Wow! This place would be ideal for the women of a wedding party getting ready, or prom girls, or any very special occasion where a group of women need to get ready. It's so charming!

The club is immaculate after years of remodeling. It's beautiful, staff is super friendly and cares…read moreabout service. The chef accommodated special dietary needs for our family member. The food was excellent. The fanciest, robot, bidet toilets stole the show a little. Save a twosie for the coolest toilet you'll see.

I came here with both my family, as well as my brother's. It had a ton of activities and play…read moreareas, as well as animals, to keep them entertained for hours. Well worth your time and money.

READ EVERYTHING,I do NOT know how to review this one. AMAZING show, BUT it shows you and sends you…read moreto the WRONG PLACE, there was 28 people waiting at a door that it was NOT being shown at for over 30 minutes. 5 minutes before the show started, someone driving by told us it was being shown at missouri Theatre 3 blocks away. I had a 74 year old mom who's on a cane for over 30 minutes waiting outside the wrong address. Went inside found sound guy, he said and pointed to a lady coming up. The aisle was in charge. I told her the situation and she told me oh well that's their fault, no apology nothing just a oh well and I described where it's at she said SIR, I know where it's at my office is in there. Then, she turned around and left very amazingly rude. If ANYONE speaks to this lady, tell her a COUNTED 28 people outside the wrong address, means there's a problem, and a HUGE poster on the door of the WRONG PLACE doesn't solve it. ANYONE, with common sense, would've put the RIGHT ADDRESS on that poster on door so people don't think it's there at the wrong place and have to deal with the INCREDIBLY RUDE LADY that all she had to do was say its obviously a issue that i will look into it. The show says it's in RUBY THEATRE - WRONG THEATRE AND WRONG ADDRESS. BUT AMAZING SOUND OF MUSIC SHOW! I NEVER have been there, BUT I've heard other people saying they did the same thing in the past. Can someone ABOVE the rude lady look into the issue? She made it clear she doesn't care a tiny bit.

Guys, this is a fantastic local theatre. I mean, just look at the number of productions that they…read moreput on every year and each production full of local talent. There are plenty of cities the size of St. Joseph that don't have buildings this nice nor do they support performance art the way that the residents of St. Joseph apparently do. This theatre really is something to be proud about. Plus, the theatre has lots of free parking nearby as well as is walking distance to a number of restaurants! My only complaint is that Saturday's show was shown to have no center orchestra tickets available, however the entire second row was empty. I have no idea what that was about.

Met a wonderful knowledgeable man named Fred at the River Market on a Saturday morning in October…read more He was selling some herbs and greens, but what caught my eye is that he was selling chestnuts from his farm! I have never bought uncooked chestnuts before and bought a small basket to try. These chestnuts were huge! My mistake was not cooking & trying them on that Saturday. They were so fresh, as Fred had mentioned, that they were so easy to peel! I have never had chestnuts so fresh that the fuzzy interior skin peeled off so easily! Each large chestnut was so delicious. Fred is a wealth of information! We chatted and learned he had completed his agricultural masters at the University of Hawaii at Manoa! He is the epitome of the friendly Midwesterner I remember from my college days! Check out Fred at River Market in Kansas City to see what he is selling. He will gladly answer questions. Although it is not blackberry season, he has a blackberry picking farm. Will contact him the next time I am in Kansas City! Btw, Fred said he enjoys the chestnuts boiled. I tried boiling and baking per the instructions he provided. Yes, I did clip the bottoms of the chestnuts Fred. The boiled ones were moister, but more difficult to peel. The roasted o ES peeled nicely as the hard shells cracked with light pressure. I liked them boiled with less time, then tossed in my Ninja I have in KC. I still have to do more testing on the cook times to get them perfect. Maybe I need to need to roast them on an open fire!