Custer House

Custer House

The Custer House, 24-A Sheridan Ave., is the house that most closely represents the architecture and style of a home that General Custer and his wife, Libby, would have stayed in at Fort Riley. Quarters 24-A has been restored and is complete with correct time period furnishings. More

Contact

General Information: 785-239-2737

Museum Director's email: robert.j.smith906.civ@mail.mil

Location

24-A Sheridan Ave.

Fort Riley, KS 66442

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Visiting the Museum

Free Admission

Open Memorial Day through Labor Day

Visitors must obtain a pass at Henry Gate Visitor Center.

Hours

Monday 1000 - 1630

Tuesday 1000 - 1630

Wednesday 1000 - 1630

Thursday 1000 - 1630

Friday 1000 - 1630

Saturday 1000 - 1630

Sunday 1300 - 1600

About the Custer House

The Custer House represents the home General Custer and Libby would have lived in.

Furnishings date from the 1870s and 1880s.

Rooms include parlor, dining, kitchen, servant’s quarters, and bedrooms.

Free guided tours available.

Museum Gallery

  • General George Armstrong Custer portrait.
  • Master bedroom inside the Custer House.
  • Parlor room inside the Custer House.
  • Kitchen inside the Custer House.
  • Children's room inside the Custer House.