MAY 8 - 6:30 pm at the Weston Historical Museum

The History of education in Weston and the rural one-room country schools in western Platte County, prior to 1953. Don't miss this opportunity to learn about our local educational roots. Presented by Jerry Adams, West Platte Class of 1960.

Reservations Required; (816) 386-2977 Reception and refreshments at the museum

$65 for the 65th Year! 1960-2025

2025 is the Weston Historical Museum’s 65th year

Sixty-five years ago a dedicated group of Weston residents recognized that Weston was an exceptional community and that its history should be preserved. They worked together to create the Weston Historical Museum, where the documents, artifacts, photographs, and stories of Weston's past could be preserved and made available for the future. 

You can assure that their mission will continue.

Give $65, $650, or $6,500 to continue our local heritage and their dream.  They believed the best way forward was to know where you came from. Your support will enable the Weston Historical Museum to live up to that vision.  

Cumulative Donations up to $50,000.00 will be matched during our 65th year by a generous member and donor.

From rare Native American moccasins to early physician instruments to vintage clothing displays, the Weston Historical Museum has preserved local artifacts to enjoy today

Black Ancestors Awareness Campaign

For more information about the BAAC visit- www.baacweston.org

A Few Of Our Exhibits

  • Native American

    Early history and articles about the people who lived in the area before the European settlers.

  • The Weston Chronicle

    Weston was established in 1837. Its history, since 1864, has been chronicled by several newspapers. The most iconic is The Weston Chronicle.

  • Growth of a Rivertown

    From Immigration to steamboats to slavery to agriculture