Alexander Majors Barn

The Alexander Majors Barn is a mid-nineteenth century barn on the grounds of the Alexander Majors House Museum in Kansas City, Missouri — a property that preserves one of the region's earliest frontier estates, built in 1856 when Alexander Majors was making his mark as one of the era's foremost freighting entrepreneurs and a co-founder of the Pony Express. The barn offers 2,592 square feet of indoor rental space for weddings, receptions, and private events. The main room and loft, a wagon room showcasing a historic Conestoga wagon, two dressing rooms, and a kitchenette are all included in the rental. The venue accommodates up to 150 guests and extends access to surrounding grounds — a back patio, picnic area, front lawn, and neighboring park. The barn operates with an open-vendor policy and flexible scheduling.