Ornate 31-room mansion provides enchanting tales of Victorian life in the Heartland. (Optional: Victorian Tea Party with costumed characters. Allow 1 ½ hours. 35 minimum, $20 each.

Twelve-minute slide show on the Truman family in their home at 219 N. Delaware in Independence, also includes pictures of Margaret's wedding.

Enjoy an upscale lunch at Ophelia's, authentic German food at the Rheinland or savor Italian at Café Verona. Find unique, one-of-a-kind gifts in antique shops. OR enjoy a carriage ride around the Square with Pioneer Trails Adventures, call for prices and advance reservation (816) 456-4991.

View a collection of hair art that was popular in the 1800s, including wreaths and jewelry.

Built in 1852 along the 1846 alignment of the Santa Fe Trail, this magnificent home was once owned by George C. Bingham, famed Civil War artist. In the 1890s the Waggoner's purchased the home and 95% of the furnishings are original to the home.

Enjoy a free organ recital at 3:00 during summer months, or a private recital for $45.00. Features Japanese meditation garden, and museum art work.

Girls Night Out is a monthly event for ladies to come out and network with other women like themselves that love the outdoors and want to learn more about the outdoors. They meet the 3rd Wednesday of every month. Call for details.