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The Walter P. Chrysler Boyhood Home was built in 1889, in typical nineteenth-century, Midwestern style, constructed of white pine clapboard with a cedar shingle roof. The Chrysler family occupied this home from 1889 until 1908. Many families owned the home until 1952 when Joe Herbert, the Dodge/Plymouth dealer in Ellis, bought the home because ...
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Walter P. Chrysler, auto giant and founder of the Chrysler Corporation, helped his father, Henry, and brother build the small clad house at 102 W. 10th Street in 1889. The surrounding white picket fence holds safe the memories of a boy growing to manhood in Ellis, Kansas.
- 102 W 10th, Ellis, 67637, KS
- (785) 726-3636
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Walter P. Chrysler Boyhood Home & Museum 102 W. 10th Street Ellis, Kansas 67637 (785) 726-3636. Open March Through October Tuesday–Saturday: 10AM - 4PM. 16-64 years: $4 6-15 Years: $2 Over 65: $3. Walter P. Chrysler boyhood home map
Today, that home has been preserved and converted into a museum to chronicle the life of one of America’s greatest industrialists. Walter P. Chrysler Boyhood Home. Completed in 1889, Walter P. Chrysler helped his father and brother build the humble house that currently serves as the Chrysler museum.
Apr 12, 2012 · If you or someone you know can help they can call 785-726-3636. The Walter P. Chrysler Boyhood Home and Museum is at 102 W. 10th St., ten blocks south of exit 145 from 1-70. From humble beginnings ...