I was surprised how on point she was with a lot of details, let me know exactly what hinderances…read morewere coming my way. There's also a very genuine, motherly grace to Cara

She is absolutely talented and said things tht were beyond believable.very reasonable prices too…read more Nothing like her for sure. She is the real deal.

The Glore Psychiatric Museum is located 51miles NW of Kansas City in St. Joseph Missouri. It has…read morebeen called one of the fifty most unusual museums in the United States. The museum illustrates how the treatment of mental illness has progressed through time which was first located in a ward of the original "State Lunatic Asylum No. 2" Besides the artifacts of the instruments used for lobotomies, hydrotherapy and Bath of Surprise floors two and three have art work of the patients. Besides this museum St Jo was established in 1821 and became a principal channel of distribution for the building of the west also the Pony Express started here in 1860; visit Pony Express Museum which is a must see. The massive mansions reflect the prosperity of the 1880s. It's a fun day trip.

!!SIMULTANEOUSLY SERIOUS, FASCINATING AND SCARY!!…read more Provides a look WAY back at how mental and emotional issues were treated. Progress has fortunately been dramatic. Don't miss it. I've been through it twice and will likely do it again.

A very nice municipal course off the beaten path. It's a bit of a drive from my house but the drive…read moreis a nice peaceful drive through the country. The course is fun but challenging and was in decent condition the two times I played it. The staff is friendly and courteous and drink and food prices very reasonable.

Ok, so to call this a golf course is stretching the definition of course to the breaking point. I…read moretold my family, who live in Plattsburg, that it was like trying to golf in a pasture. They said, "Well, Jeffrey, that's because it was a pasture before they installed tee boxes and greens." That is incredibly accurate. A ton of blind shots, lots of going straight uphill to a green that couldn't be seen from the teebox, even though the hole is barely 300yds or maybe less. The course is laid out so poorly that you can't even tell which way the "fairway" goes without the "course book" which is, I kid you not, just a black and white print out on 8x11 paper. I didn't see any greenskeepers so I can't confirm or deny the other person's report of their attitude. I can say that the workers inside were pleasant enough and I didn't feel overcharged for anything except the "golf". I can't see any reason to play this course, unless you just live right next to it and don't really have any standards for golf courses. The staff inside are the only reason to give this course two stars. Without them, it's a one star all day. Now I really wish I had taken photos so I could show just what this "course" looks like.

I honestly expected a bunch of cheap toys and junk but was happily surprised that there were…read moremultiple floors for my child to do. He is still right under two but was able to actually play and move around on many of what they have to offer. From looking around it looks like they have some cool event stuff they offer. Have a paint room, water tables, toddler section, many seats for parents to relax and watch. They also had lots of seperate rooms to change, calm children down or if anyone needed a quiet space to sit for a few minutes. Highly recommend for parents with toddlers who are having trouble to find things to do with their young ones. Will be back.

We live the Andrew County Museum. It's a wonderful display of the history that involves Andrew…read moreCounty. The staff is very friendly and accommodating. Our children live to go and visit!

Nice small town museum. Very friendly staff who know their history of the town. Lots of things to…read morelook at and the exhibits are well organized.

Very scary from the moment you walk in. Once inside, the house seems to stretches itself to appear…read moreseveral times larger than what it is. Very heavy, dark atmosphere. The tour guide and founder, Steve, does a great job leading the tour with all the concern and sweetness of a kindly, fun loving Uncle, trying to make sure you are safe. The demon house never fails- you will be treated by fun ghost haunting machines and electric devices that makes communication with spirits an almost done deal. Be kind to yourself go out and catch a demin.

This company is UNSAFE and should be shut down. Steve, the owner, met us at a parking lot in…read moreOlathe in his dirty van with skeletons hanging in the back.He then drove waaay under the speed limit to Atchison and wouldn't shut the f*** UP, often repeating himself two or three times. First stop? Casey's, where we stood around for 15 minutes so so he could turn on the air at the "haunted" house. I should have listened to my gut and left then. The next six, yes, SIX HOURS were spent hiking in a cemetery during a heat advisory, trespassing on private property, parking in front of houses Steve said were DEFINITELY haunted (It was dark, btw. Couldn't see anything) and traipsing around in a "haunted" house that was structurally unsound. Steve kept saying everything was cool bc he's in the Chamber of Commerce. He's not. The tour was supposed to be a birthday surprise for me and wound up being one of the worst days of my life. Run. Run FAST.

Really great museum! They have done a great job! Check out the iron lung... after living through…read morethe pandemic it makes you look at it a little different. The train collection is pretty cool... check out the caboose on the back side! The gift shop has some really nice Atchison gear and you can grab some great whiskey to taste while you are there!! Definitely worth a stop!

The rolling stock belongs to a local railway group and the depot museum is attempting to have them…read moreopen their exhibits beyond their weekend hours, The depot museum holds a small but significant exhibit concerning the railroad; other subjects touch on the steamboats, famous people from the area, the war, and etc. My favorite items from here are the MoPac 1927 40' boxcar which ran on the passenger "Eagle," or the stock share for the Atchison & Pike's Peak Rrd.

If you are a history buff then this is your place. This museum is the starting point of the Pony…read moreExpress, Saint Joseph to Sacramento. Still has the original well than was dug for it inside the building. Self guided tour with dioramas and mannequins. Many interesting displays. Across from a park with a steam engine and next door to the Fire Department museum. Two blocks east is the Patee Hotel museum and Jesse James museum in the house where he was killed, though not the original location of the house.

Everything. The diaramas were well done. The item were excellent to portray the times…read more Community should be very proud of this excellent place in history.