Welcome to the Strawberry Hill Museum

The Strawberry Hill Ethnic Cultural Society was formed in 1988 to promote, sponsor and preserve the ethnic heritage prevalent in Kansas City, Kansas. The Cultural Center is housed in the Strawberry Hill Museum.

New Upcoming Events have been planned for the museum. Click here for more information.

Strawberry Hill Museum receives recognition. At the Kansas City Kansas Wyandotte County Convention & Visitors Bureau 2009 Tourism Celebration, the Strawberry Hill Museum was presented with the 2008 Event of the Year Award. The event was "Olde World Christmas"

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Location Tea Room

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Tea Room serves delicious, authentic Slavic deserts with tea or coffee | more

 

National Silk Art Museum Silk Tapestries

Strawberry Hill Museum is honored to present a display of silk tapestries from The National Silk Art Museum of Weston, Missouri. Mr. John Pottie, Curator of the National Silk Art Museum, has agreed to display a number of these exquisite works of art during the Strawberry Hill Museum's Art Event scheduled from May 1, 2010 to July 25, 2010.

The process was pioneered by Joseph-Marie-Jacquard (1752-1834). Jacquard used punch cards to control patterns on a special loom. His silk pictures interlace warp and woof so that the reverse is the exact negative of the original. John Pottie has collected silk tapestries for 26 years and has examples from Impressionism, Romanticism, Classicism, Expressionism, Mannerism, and Rococo. These tapestries are truly breathtaking as one views the shine and beauty of silk combined with the intricacy of weaving.

The National Silk Art Museum
(816) 640-9902
www.nationalsilkartmuseum.com