THE REPUBLICAN VALLEY MACHINERY MUSEUM
The Republican Valley Farm Machinery Museum is located in the old Auld Chevrolet building on Main Street. This Museum displays machinery similar to that used by farmers in the Republican Valley through the years. There are many unusual pieces of equipment on display. To tour this site contact the Wakefield Museum or Phil Barber at the Farmers and Merchants State Bank.

SUNNY SLOPE SCHOOL

Sunny Slope is a one room limestone country school located approximately 3 miles northwest of Wakefield. The school was built in 1876 and was used until 1936. Much of the original furniture still remains in the building. Today, teachers from the Wakefield school system reserve a day in the Spring to bring their students to the old school to give them the experience of what it was like to attend a one room school house.

ST'S. JOHN & GEORGE EPISCOPAL CHURCH

The St. John Episcopal Church (the small building attached to the back of the bigger church) was originally located 3 miles west of Wakefield on what is now the only remaining glebe west of the Mississippi. In the early 1900's it was moved into the City of Wakefield by two teams of horses and attached to the St. George Episcopal Church. Thus, the St's. John and George Episcopal Church.

To tour Sunny Slope School or the Sts. John & George Episcopal Church contact the Wakefield Museum to schedule an appointment.