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The Kansas State Capitol in Topeka presents these ongoing programs for students. Find specific upcoming events below.
Kansas Day at the Capitol - noon Wednesday, January 29, 2025; First Floor Rotunda
Meet Bleeding Kansas activists Charles and Sara Robinson and Clarina Nichols through their portrayal by historic reenactors. Examine reproduction clothing, equipment, and documents on display. Speak with historic reenactors about life during the 1850s.
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