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Committee considers time capsule to mark America 250

October 02, 2026 | Joint Committee on Corrections and Juvenile Justice Oversight, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Kansas


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Committee considers time capsule to mark America 250
Representative Estes, chair of the America 250 commission, asked the Capital Preservation Committee to consider placing a time capsule to be opened in 100 years. She said the commission has already collected some materials and believes donations raised at the state fair could cover plaque costs. "We have an amazing podcast... I wanted to explore with you all if you would have an interest in us having a time capsule that could be opened in 100 years," Estes said.

Committee members and staff discussed possible locations to avoid damaging historic marble in the rotunda and suggested brick inset walls in the Capitol Visitor Center as lower-impact options. Frank Burnham said staff would check wall depth and enclosure needs and that there are costs for a fully enclosed installation. The committee authorized staff to investigate feasibility and assigned a small subcommittee to work with Representative Estes on next steps.

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