# Berlin Wall segment in Hutchinson, United States

> One site in Where Is The Wall, an independent, source-linked atlas of where the Berlin Wall went after 1989. Cite the page and, for any specific claim, the source it names. How the evidence levels are graded: https://whereisthewall.com/methodology. Every site: https://whereisthewall.com/llms.txt.

- Page: https://whereisthewall.com/wall/united-states/hutchinson/hutchinson-ks-a184
- Place: Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center, 1100 North Plum Street, Hutchinson, Kansas, United States
- Classification: Museum Display; can it be seen today: On display (On display); evidence: Documented
- Position: 38.0608444, -97.9297743
- Listed by the Berlin Wall Archive as #184.

A section in the Hall of Space at a spaceflight museum, where the Wall is told as part of the space race.

A section sits in the Cosmosphere's Hall of Space, a gallery that runs the space race and the Cold War together — V-2 rockets, Vostok and Apollo hardware. Reading the Wall as an episode in the same contest that put people in orbit is a distinctly American framing, and it is one of the few museum contexts in this catalogue where the segment is not the centrepiece but a supporting exhibit.

Sources:

- [List of Berlin Wall segments — Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Berlin_Wall_segments): A section of the wall in the Cosmosphere's Hall of Space exhibit.
- [Hall of Space Museum — Cosmosphere](https://cosmo.org/explore/attractions/hall-of-space-museum/): The Cosmosphere’s own Hall of Space page lists a genuine German Wall among the significant artifacts of its Kennedy & Khrushchev gallery.
- [Berlin Wall Archive](https://www.berlinwallarchive.com/segments?q=Hutchinson%2C%20KS): The source lists this place as a Berlin Wall location. Coordinates, where supplied, are source-reported and may represent a general area. This is not independent verification of authenticity, current presence, or public access.