Gift Shop
Historic Photo Reprints – $12 each
Four different pictures available:
- Western Coal & Mining Company, Pittsburg, Ks. Mine #22 (1/2 mile north, 1/2 mile east of Arma, Ks ) Taken March 20, 1940.
- Western Coal & Mining Company, Pittsburg, Ks. Mine #24 (The site is located between Cockerill and Foxtown on the south side of the road on Hwy K-47.) “Photo A” (March 16,1940)
- Western Coal & Mining Company, Pittsburg, Ks. Mine #24 (The site is located between Cockerill and Foxtown on the south side of the road on Hwy K-47.) “Photo C” (March 16,1940)
- Western Coal & Mining Company, Pittsburg, Ks. Mine #Unknown
The following items are available in the gift shop and are also available for shipping (call for shipping costs):
This map shows mine names and camps sites in the Weir-Pittsburg area.
It can be purchased at:
- Miners Hall Museum
- Pittsburg Public Library
- Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce
- By mail for an additional $3 for S & H (send a check/money order for $8 to Miners Memorial, P.O. MM, Pittsburg, KS 66762)
Raisin Pie in a Miner’s Bucket – $50
This book is a collection of oral histories and family recipes from residents of former mining camps of Southeast Kansas, as well as examples of Kansas folklore. Carolyn Loss Winters and Kaye Lynne Webb, Editors.
Coal Mining Days in the Weir-Pittsburg Coal Field – $40
A book by Debby O. Close which peers into the lifestyle of the early coal miners of Southeast Kansas.
It can be purchased at:
- Miners Hall Museum
- By phone (620-231-7419)
- By mail (send a check/money order for $40 to Miners Memorial, P.O. MM, Pittsburg, KS 66762)
About Us
We are an exhibition located within the Franklin Community Center & Heritage Museum in Franklin, Kansas. The public is invited to visit and view the mining artifacts as well as other historic items.
701 S. Broadway
Franklin, KS 66735
(620) 347-4220
Hours of Operation:
Mon-Sat 10am-4pm
Please call to schedule tours.
Social
The Franklin Community Park is in bloom! The perfect place to spend a relaxing afternoon or evening. Walk the path (6 laps = 1 mile), have a picnic, bring the kids to play on the playground equipment, shoot a few hoops or just enjoy a walk through the park enjoying the beautiful newly designed and restored memorial garden. It is stunning. Thanks to John Martel for his hard work, planning and design. He leads a team of volunteers and staff to create this beautiful and peaceful park. We hope you'll enjoy it. The park is owned and maintained by Miners Hall Museum Board of Trustees. If you'd like to volunteer or donate toward maintenance please stop by the museum in Franklin, visit the website to make an easy online donation by paypal or credit card or mail your donation to 701 S. Broadway, Franklin, KS 66735. Please note that the donation is to go towards the park. Thanks to those current and previous donors who have helped with this project.
Looking for a grounds keeper and custodian. Please read below and share with your friends.Grounds keeper and custodian positions open. Are you looking to start a new career? Are you over 55 and a Kansas resident? Join the SER National job training program and work locally. Miners Hall Museum in Franklin, Kansas, through a partnership with SER National, is looking to hire for a paid job program. Our current opening is for two positions: custodian and groundskeeper. Days are flexible but work schedule must fall between 10am-4pm Monday through Saturday. The applicant must be over 55 and a Kansas resident to be eligible for this paid experience. If you would like to be a part of our mission, please contact 620-347-4220 between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
Grounds keeper and custodian positions open. Are you looking to start a new career? Are you over 55 and a Kansas resident? Join the SER National job training program and work locally. Miners Hall Museum in Franklin, Kansas, through a partnership with SER National, is looking to hire for a paid job program. Our current opening is for two positions: custodian and groundskeeper. Days are flexible but work schedule must fall between 10am-4pm Monday through Saturday. The applicant must be over 55 and a Kansas resident to be eligible for this paid experience. If you would like to be a part of our mission, please contact 620-347-4220 between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
Look what we found! Five (5) sets of the double DVD created during the Franklin Centennial in 2007. They are for sale in the gift shop at Miners Hall Museum in Franklin. They are selling at the original price of $20 for the 2-DVD set. Great memories and these are the last ones available. Hurry in to purchase your copy! While you're there pick up a few other Franklin mementos (Christmas ornaments, key rings, magnets, etc.)
Grounds keeper and custodian positions open. Are you looking to start a new career? Are you over 55 and a Kansas resident? Join the SER National job training program and work locally. Miners Hall Museum in Franklin, Kansas, through a partnership with SER National, is looking to hire for a paid job program. Our current opening is for two positions: custodian and groundskeeper. Days are flexible but work schedule must fall between 10am-4pm Monday through Saturday. The applicant must be over 55 and a Kansas resident to be eligible for this paid experience. If you would like to be a part of our mission, please contact 620-347-4220 between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
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