Trowbridge Archeological Site

Trowbridge Archaeological Site is a residential settlement area in Kansas City that spans several acres in a defined location along local streets. The ground contains traces of occupation including pottery, tools for food gathering, and farming evidence that remain below the surface.

The location was originally inhabited by a people whose culture flourished in the region roughly 1000 to 1400 years ago. Scientific excavations conducted in the mid-20th century uncovered materials that revealed details about early settlement patterns in this area.

The name honors the amateur archaeologist who first identified this location in the early decades of the 20th century. Visitors can sense how this ground once supported a settled community with daily practices of farming and hunting.

The site is not open for casual visits because ongoing research and preservation work require controlled access to protect the ground. Visitors interested in learning about the discoveries can visit local museums that display artifacts and offer information about the settlement.

The site carries the name of an amateur researcher rather than a professional archaeologist, reflecting how local discovery often preceded formal scientific study. This detail shows how passion and observation from everyday people shaped early understanding of the region's past.

Location: Kansas City

GPS coordinates: 39.14444,-94.72222

Latest update: December 13, 2025 11:42