One of the challenges of being a Historical Society director is that sometimes what people bring in may not be too safe. Recently the Franklin County Historical Society opened a box with some artillery in it. They called the police to take a look and they called the Olathe Bomb Squad. Historical Society director Diana Starcinic Dean says they had three live rounds from World War I. One was a large piece that had a timer band on it designed to explode in midair.
She talks about new programs and events coming up in December and into next year. You can hear the entire conversation on this week’s Community Perspective. Tune in tomorrow morning at 8:04.
