Kansas
Welcome to Kansas!
Visit the beautiful rolling hills of northeast Kansas, and enjoy 139 miles of the Pony Express National Historic Trail.
[World Day] This Kansas town of 3,363 preserves America’s only original Pony Express station
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[Hiawatha World] Pony Express Annual Re-Ride Enters Kansas on June 20 – 21
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[KCLY] Kansas – Marysville Pony Express Museum Horse Barn Receiving Needed Restoration
A major restoration project has begun on the historic 1859 stone horse barn at the Pony Express Museum in Marysville,, Continue Reading
Marysville Pony Express Station Receives Giving Back Award
Watch You-tube program on the Marysville, KS, Pony Express Barn & Museum ………….. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hAdFk-q6kOY
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**For 2026 NATIONAL Re-Ride Schedule — Click Here**
** Printable 2026 Kansas Re-Ride Schedule **
(Kansas Allotted Time: 19 Hours)
Schedule best viewed on mobile device in Landscape position.
*All times in CDT*
Monday, June 15, 2026 |
| St. Joe Bridge 3:30 PM |
| Horton 8:45 PM |
| HWY 75 (Sac & Fox) 11:00 PM |
Tuesday, June 16, 2026 |
| Seneca Museum 2:30 AM |
| Koch & Co West, East lot 3:00 AM |
| Summit (HWY 99) 6:00 AM |
| Marysville 9:15 AM |
| Hollenburg Station 11:30 AM |
| Nebraska State Line 12:30 PM |
- Lyle Ladner - President
2458 Navajo Rd
Frankfort, Ks. 66427
Cell phone 785-799-5538
E-mail ladshouse@bluevalley.net - Dan Pralle - Vice President
422 N. Wullf St
Hanover, Ks. 66945
Cell phone 402-239-4310
E-mail daniel.pralle@yahoo.com - Amanda Svoboda - Secretary
1782 11th Rd.
Marysville, Ks. 66508
Cell phone 785-268-1159
E-mail asvoboda8993@gmail.com - Connie Ladner - Treasurer
2458 Navajo Rd
Frankfort, Ks. 66427
Each year the Pony Express Riders of Kansas sponsor a scholarship essay contest for seniors graduating from high schools in Washington, Marshall, Nemaha, Brown, and Doniphan Counties in Kansas. The twenty one available scholarships are as follows: First Place $2,000.00; two $1,750.00; three $1,250.00; four $1000.00; five $750.00; and six $500.00 scholarships.
Materials are made available to seniors at their high school. Applications should be returned by March 15th. Completed applications are to be mailed to: Kansas Division of NPEA, Lyle Ladner, 2458 Navajo Rd, Frankfort, KS 66427 or E-mail to ladshouse@bluevalley.net (Call 785-799-5538 for additional information)
I, _______________ do hereby swear, before the great and living God, that during my engagement as a member of the National Pony Express Association Re-Ride, I will under no circumstances use profane language, that I will drink no intoxicating liquors, that I will not quarrel or fight with any other member of the Association, and that in every respect, I will conduct myself honestly, be faithful to my duties and so direct all my acts as to win the confidence of my associates.
So help me God.
Patsy Ann Hubbard
1933 – 2019
Patsy was involved with the Kansas Division of the NPEA from its beginning.
