The Owens-Rogers House: Museum Closed due to Coronavirus

The Owens-Rogers House at 100 W Moore Street in Independence, MO was the home of Lela Rogers and Birthplace of Ginger Rogers. This museum is dedicated to both amazing women. The museum is open from April through September annually. See more information on the website at www.owensrogersmuseum.com.

Wednesday, March 25, 2020

Museum Closed due to Coronavirus

The Owens-Rogers House is closed until further notice due to the Coronavirus. Hopefully, we will reopen soon!

Posted by Marge Padgitt at 10:58 AM

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Museum Closed

Due to the Coronavirus, the museum is closed until further notice.

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Owens-Rogers Museum

About the Museum

This working-class Craftsman Bungalow was built in 1906-1910 by Oscar Mindrup, a banker, city councilman, and real estate developer. Ginger Rogers was born in the house on July 16, 1911. The home has been fully restored and is now a museum open to the public seasonally from April through September.