Prairie Crossings is the park's largest ongoing project and now includes the Mulvane General Store, the 1887 Victor Schoolhouse, Charles M. Sheldon Study, Pauline Santa Fe Depot and Caboose, Lingo Livery Stable, Northern Barn, and the Potwin Drug Store. The park's buildings, each with its own unique history and charm, are open to the public and are included on organized tours. The Potwin Drug Store features an old-fashioned soda fountain offering soup, sandwiches, and special treats.
Guests can order cherry phosphates, cherry colas, ice cream sundaes, and brown bread ice cream.
Washburn in the historic Potwin area in Topeka. Today, ornate walnut cabinets with dozens of tiny drawers and glass fronts line both sides of the walls. A pharmacist's counter in the back displays antique mortars and pestles and old-fashioned bottles and jars. The Lingo Livery Stable , originally located in southeast Shawnee County, was disassembled, brought to the property, and reassembled stone by stone with beautiful masonry craftsmanship. The two-story building has a loft area available for meetings, receptions, or dinners and a downstairs area, which is a favorite spot for indoor craft demonstrations during special festivals.