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Wheat Bell: A Kansas Community’s Legacy | Wichita News
In 1976, the town of Goessel, Kansas, forged a one-of-a-kind wheat replica of the Liberty Bell—twice the size of the original—to celebrate America’s bicentennial, with volunteers braving freezing January temperatures to weave soaked stalks into history. Now nearly 50 years later, this iconic symbol of community spirit stands proudly at the Mennonite Heritage and Agricultural Museum, still ringing with pride and memories. It’s set to ring for decades more, even possibly hitting its own centennial, and remains a beloved gathering spot—especially during the free Country Threshing Days festival…
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