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Dalton Defenders Museum

The Dalton Defenders Museum is owned and operated by the non-profit Coffeyville Historical Society.  The museum's main attraction is the Dalton Gang collection; however, it is also filled with displays and artifacts from Coffeyville and the surrounding area.  On October 5, 1963, the Dalton Defenders Museum in Coffeyville was opened, dedicated to the memory of the Coffeyville citizens who gave their lives protecting their town.​The museum recently moved to a new and larger building at 814 Walnut- directly across the street from the bank that the Daltons attempted to rob in 1892.  The museum now contains not only Dalton's history but also rooms dedicated to the industrial past, Native Americans, military history, Walter Johnson, and much more.

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PLAN A VISIT

Dalton Defenders Museum Hours

Regular Hours:
Open Monday-Saturday, 10am - 4pm

Open Sunday, 1pm - 4pm

Holidays Closed:

  • Easter Sunday

  • Thanksgiving Day

  • Christmas Eve

  • Christmas Day

  • New Year's Eve

  • New Year's Day

 

NOTE: Be sure to check our social media and events page for potential closings or venue reservations. 

ADMISSION

Tickets are Purchased at Museum | Cash, Check, or Credit Cards Available

Adults - $8

Seniors (65+)- $7

Kids 6-17 - $5

Kids 0-6 - Free

with an Adult Admission

Randy

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“Absolutely a must if you are passing through Coffeyville."
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