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A Letter from the Rice County Historical Society Coronado Quivira Staff
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These are certainly trying times for all of us. While Rice County Historical Society CHS/CQM is closed to the public, our staff continues to work remotely to bring the love of exploration of history to your home through social media posts.
Although our programs and upcoming exhibits are currently postponed, we will reschedule as many of them as possible once we reach the other side of this pandemic.
We thank you for your continued support and cannot wait to see you all back at RCHS/CQM.
Be safe and be well,
RCHS/CQM Staff
Although our programs and upcoming exhibits are currently postponed, we will reschedule as many of them as possible once we reach the other side of this pandemic.
We thank you for your continued support and cannot wait to see you all back at RCHS/CQM.
Be safe and be well,
RCHS/CQM Staff
Archaeological Collections Curation Project
The completion of the 2017-2018 Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) grant has meant positive outcomes for RCHS’s Great Bend Aspect collections. The Quivirans were part of this archaeological grouping. You will find excerpts from the final report by Dr. Lauren W. Ritterbush, Kansas State University on our Quivira page.
The completion of the 2017-2018 Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) grant has meant positive outcomes for RCHS’s Great Bend Aspect collections. The Quivirans were part of this archaeological grouping. You will find excerpts from the final report by Dr. Lauren W. Ritterbush, Kansas State University on our Quivira page.