Nebraska Tourism

The Plainsman Museum – Aurora, Nebraska

The Plainsman Museum – Aurora, Nebraska Are you interested in the history of Hamilton County, Nebraska from the time between 1860 and 1950? A great place to look at what life was like during this time frame is at the Plainsman Museum in Aurora, Nebraska. Here you wil be able to see displays of artifacts, illustrations... [Continue Reading]

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Aurora Nebraska – A Place to Visit – A Place to do Business – A Place to Live

Aurora Nebraska – A Place to Visit – A Place to do Business – A Place to Live Situated in the little town of Aurora is an opportunity to get back to the roots of the good life. With a population of 4282 you would think there wouldn’t be anything to do or see or businesses... [Continue Reading]

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Frank House in Kearney, Nebraska

Historic house museum on the campus of the University of Nebraska - Kearney. Victorian era mansion with Tiffany stained glass window, first house west of the Missouri River to be built with electricity. Construction finished in 1889.

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Press Statement: Eritrea's Independence Day and the Business and …

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summer vacation spots in colorado?

We’re looking into summer vacation in colorado. We want to fly into Denver from DFW and then have my parents pick us up. They will be driving in from Nebraska. Any ideas on a good, fun filled, adventurous vacation spot in colorado? summer vacation spots in colorado? summer vacation spots in colorado? is a post from: Nebraska... [Continue Reading]

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Winnebago Pow-wow – Winnebago, Nebraska

Winnebago Pow-wow – Winnebago, Nebraska The Ho-Chunk people hold a pow-wow in Winnebago for the last five days in July. This Indian social gathering includes dance and music as well as a time for the tribal members to gather with friends and family. The celebration is in honor of Little Priest who was the tribes last... [Continue Reading]

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Pony Express Station – Gothenburg, Nebraska

Pony Express Station – Gothenburg, Nebraska Certainly this time of history is something that everyone has thought of as a "romantic" adventure for the men that rode for the Pony Express. During this time from April 3, 1860 to late October 1861 these riders were providing the fastest mail delivery between St. Joseph, Missouri, and Sacramento,... [Continue Reading]

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Golden Spike Tower and Visitor Center and Union Pacific’s Bailey Railroad Yard – North Platte, Nebraska

Golden Spike Tower and Visitor Center and Union Pacific’s Bailey Railroad Yard – North Platte, Nebraska The new Golden Spike Tower and Visitor Center will allow you to see the massive Union Pacific Railroad’s Bailey Yard which is the largest railroad classification yard in the world! This massive space covers 2,850 acres, reaching a total length... [Continue Reading]

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Gage County Museum – Beatrice, Nebraska

Gage County Museum – Beatrice, Nebraska When visiting this community just 40 minutes south of Lincoln you will be able to visit the history of the area with a stop at the Gage County Museum. The museum is located in the Burlington Railroad Depot which was built in 1906 and given to the Gage County Historical... [Continue Reading]

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Dobby’s Frontier Town – Alliance, Nebraska

Dobby’s Frontier Town – Alliance, Nebraska There are dreams that just need to be followed and Kenneth Dobby took that to the creation of Dobby’s Frontier Town. This is a delightful stop on your Nebraska vacation to see how history has been preserved with the buildings that Mr. Dobby has saved from around the area. There have... [Continue Reading]

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Off Road Ranch – Norfolk, Nebraska

Off Road Ranch – Norfolk, Nebraska Have you always wondered just how good you really are on your off road vehicle? Do you wonder how far you can jump your motorcycle? How fast you are? Can you win in a drag race? All of these things can be put to the test at the Off Road... [Continue Reading]

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Elkhorn Valley Museum and Research Center – Norfolk, Nebraska

Elkhorn Valley Museum and Research Center – Norfolk, Nebraska This is a museum that you will truly want to spend some time in looking at the wide array of displays showcasing the life and times of those that settled the area and those that made history in later years. You can see a room that is... [Continue Reading]

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Cedar County Historical Museum – Hartington, Nebraska

Cedar County Historical Museum – Hartington, Nebraska In the community of Hartington there is the cedar County Historical Museum which until a new 40 x 60 foot building was built was located in what, in 1900, was a private home. The house was filled with treasures of the Nebraska heritage to display for your education and... [Continue Reading]

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Chimney Rock National Historic Site – Bayard, Nebraska

Chimney Rock National Historic Site – Chimney Rock National Historic Site – Bayard, Nebraska Seeing the awe inspiring rock on the trip from the east coast on the Oregon, California and Mormon Trail made those traveling want to stop and leave something for those that would follow behind. There were pictures describing their trip west,... [Continue Reading]

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Wyobraska Wildlife Museum – Gering, Nebraska

This museum, located in Gering is a collection of more than 500 animals that have undergone taxidermy and are then set up in replicas of what would have been their natural habitats. The museum has many animals that are currently roaming the earth, but they also have quite a few extinct animals in their dioramas, including... [Continue Reading]

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Burt County Museum – Tekamah, Nebraska

Burt County Museum – Tekamah, Nebraska Tucked in the northeast part of the state is the community of Tekamah with its proud history and willingness to share the story with the rest of the world. Here you will have the pleasure of visiting the E.C. Houston House, the C.D. Houston House, the Nolana one-room schoolhouse and... [Continue Reading]

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Olson Nature Preserve – Albion, Nebraska

Olson Nature Preserve – Albion, Nebraska Occasionally we need to take the time to visit the sites of nature, whether on a trip or if we live in the area. The Olson Nature Preserve gives that opportunity to everyone that wants to see what beauty lies in the sandhills of Nebraska. Here, at the easternmost tip... [Continue Reading]

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Blackbird Hill – Decatur, Nebraska

Blackbird Hill – Decatur, Nebraska You may have thought that there was nothing special to see or learn about in Decatur but you would be wrong. How many times will you get to see a place where an Indian Chief is buried upright on his horse? That’s what is under the mound of dirt 45... [Continue Reading]

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Henry Doorly Zoo – Omaha, Nebraska

Omaha is the largest city in Nebraska, and as such is a major center of the tourist activity in the state. The "Gateway to the West" as it is often called, is situated along the Missouri River. One of its attractions is the Henry Doorly Zoo. Quite a few famous Americans were born in Omaha, including... [Continue Reading]

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6 Things to do in Lincoln, Nebraska

Lincoln is the capital of Nebraska and has the second largest population of any city in the state. It is a good place to vacationers to go, as there are many different things to do in and around the city. Visit the Nebraska State Capital Building While this is not something that everyone would think of... [Continue Reading]

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100th Meridian Museum – Cozad, Nebraska

100th Meridian Museum – Cozad, Nebraska This community of just over 4,000 people would welcome you to come and visit the 100th Meridian Museum and travel through time by viewing the Yellowstone Touring Coach which was used by William Howard Taft on his tour through Yellowstone National Park. You will be able to look through the... [Continue Reading]

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Grant County Museum – Hyannis, Nebraska

Grant County Museum – Hyannis, Nebraska Come on into the County Court House and visit the museum to see and read about the area history, check out the world class barbed-wire collection and area genealogy information. Exhibits include John Wayne’s saddle from the movie ""True Grit."" Open Tue-Wed, 1-4pm; or by appt. Phone: 308-458-2371 Grant County Museum – Hyannis,... [Continue Reading]

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Garfield County Historical Museum – Burwell, Nebraska

Garfield County Historical Museum – Burwell, Nebraska Built in 1905, the building was originally a private residence and later became a church, then a hospital and now showcases the area’s pioneer heritage. The rooms include a historical library, surgery suite, sod house kitchen, country school classroom, butter factory dislay and much more. A general store and... [Continue Reading]

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Fort Hartsuff State Historical Park – Burwell, Nebraska

Fort Hartsuff State Historical Park – Burwell, Nebraska Fort Hartsuff was an active fort from 1874 to 1881offering protection for the settlers during the Plains Indian Wars. It also became a social center for the people of the plains area. The settlers sold their goods, found work and socialized at the fort. When the train came... [Continue Reading]

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Dowse Riverview Homestead & Dowse Sod House – Comstock, Nebraska

Dowse Riverview Homestead & Dowse Sod House – Comstock, Nebraska Custer County is the sod house capital of the world. The area is home to this original soddy which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Furnished with period pieces and even the original plow which cut the soil. The Dowse Homestead was the first... [Continue Reading]

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Custer County Historical Museum – Broken Bow, Nebraska

Custer County Historical Museum – Broken Bow, Nebraska Sharing the stories of the 19th century this museum such as the General Store display which has many of the original artifacts for you to see. There is also a drug store from the era on display. Things have certainly changed. There is a fabulous Research Library in the... [Continue Reading]

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Courthouse Museum – Arthur, Nebraska

Courthouse Museum – Arthur, Nebraska This building is in the Ripley Believe it or Not list because it is the smalledst courthouses in the world. It is still filled with handmade furniture and documents from the early days. You will enjoy seeing this facility. To get access just stop in the new courthouse, next door, and... [Continue Reading]

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Columbia Hall Archives & Tourism Center – Dannebrog, Nebraska

Columbia Hall Archives & Tourism Center – Dannebrog, Nebraska (The Danish Capital of Nebraska.) Columbia Hall is a two-story brick building located in the downtown area. This landmark was built in 1908 by the Danish Brotherhood Society. The second story features an open room, complete with a stage. Come to the village that prides itself in being... [Continue Reading]

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Coleman House Museum – Ainsworth, Nebraska

Coleman House Museum – Ainsworth, Nebraska If you enjoy seeing antique clothing and furniture, learning about the history of the areas you visit, look at some of the books from the days gone by and checking on the geneology of the region then you will certainly enjoy stopping at this museum. The museum is open Monday –... [Continue Reading]

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Little Outlaw Canoe and Tube Rental – Valentine, Nebraska

Little Outlaw Canoe and Tube Rental – Valentine, Nebraska The Niobrara River is judged to be one of the best for tubing and canoeing in the nation. You can go to Valentine and make your choice of the different places to rent equipment and enjoy the ride. At Little Outlaw you will get a one day canoe... [Continue Reading]

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Brewers Canoers & Tubing – Valentine, Nebraska

Brewers Canoers & Tubing – Valentine, Nebraska The Niobrara River offers wonderful rafting opportunities for not only the beginner on the more mellow portions of the river but a challenge for the experienced rafter further down the river where the rapids give a more exciting ride. You can canoe, raft of kayak on the river and... [Continue Reading]

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A&C Outfitters – Valentine, Nebraska

A&C Outfitters – Valentine, Nebraska If you want to go tubing or canoeing on the Niobrara River this is a place you may want to start. They will suggest that you take the following items with you: Appropriate clothing (you may want to cover up after a couple of hours of sun so that you don’t get... [Continue Reading]

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Snake River Falls – Valentine, Nebraska

Snake River Falls, Valentie, Nebraska This area, around Valentine, is the only area that is right for rafting. This is the only paddling stretch along Snake River. The river is beautiful, running through the area allowing you to truly enjoy the beauty of Nebraska. Although the rafting opportunity is rather short, you will enjoy seeing the falls... [Continue Reading]

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Smith Falls State Park – Valentine, Nebraska

Smith Falls State Park – Valentine, Nebraska Come and visit the newest state park in the state. A national historic bridge across the Niobrara River provides access for visitors to walk to our state’s highest waterfall. The Jim MacAllister Nature Trail alerts hikers to diverse ecological sytems in the valley that exist nowhere else in North America. Location:... [Continue Reading]

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Sandhills Museum – Valentine, Nebraska

Sandhills Museum – Valentine, Nebraska There are museums and then there are museums. This one has a facinating Collection including 15 pre-1928 antique automobiles, antique firearms, antique farm machinery and tools, steam-driven band saw, moonshine still, broom-making machine, assortment of lamps, assortment of dishes and a calf with two heads and five legs. Now everyone will... [Continue Reading]

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Fort Niobrara National Wildlife Refuge – Valentine, Nebraska

Fort Niobrara National Wildlife Refuge – Valentine, Nebraska Are you a birdwatcher? If so there are more than 240 species of birds for you to see at this refuge. There are also elk, bison and deer. Just observe the wildlife that roam the area, it’s a wonderful opportunity to enjoy seeing nature at it’s most beautiful. Just enjoy... [Continue Reading]

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Cherry County Historical Society Museum – Valentine, Nebraska

Cherry County Historical Society Museum – Valentine, Nebraska Visit this museum to search the history of the Cherry County area. Each of the museums that are dedicated to the historical stories of the the area are filled with information and education on the past. The museum is handicap accessible and they will give group tours. Location: 240... [Continue Reading]

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Centennial Hall – Valentine, Nebraska

Centennial Hall – Valentine, Nebraska As the oldest standing school house in Nebraska you will enjoy touring it to see just how different education facilities are today. Although, the education given at schools like this were certainly quality. The building was constructed in 1897. Today it houses a museum with exhibits in 12 rooms. Location: 3rd & Macomb... [Continue Reading]

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Calamus Reservoir State Recreation Area – Burwell, Nebraska

Calamus Reservoir State Recreation Area – Burwell, Nebraska Over 5,000 acres for fishing, swimming and boating are available at this reservoir. Sand beaches, 2 modern campgrounds, 2 primitive campgrounds, fish hatchery and visitor center. The office, shower building and dump station are open beginning the last Fri in Apr-Sep 15. Office open daily, 8am-5pm. The park is... [Continue Reading]

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Butte Community Historical Center and Museum – Butte, Nebraska

Butte Community Historical Center and Museum – Butte, Nebraska Formerly this was a parochial school built in 1909 and has been refurbished as the historical center and museum. The two-and-one-half story Renaissance Revival building was designed by William L. Steele, a student of famed Frank Lloyd Wright, and is featured on the National Register of Historic... [Continue Reading]

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Bowring Ranch – Merriman, Nebraska

Bowring Ranch – Merriman, Nebraska U.S. Senator Eve Bowring donated the land for this ranch in the memory of her husband. The ranch house has displays of items that show thier public service careers, antique silver and china, and crystal. This is a living ranch filled with history including the replicated Sod House-vegetable and herb gardening, and... [Continue Reading]

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Durham Museum – Omaha, Nebraska

The Durham Museum is considered one of Omaha, Nebraska’s most unique treasures. Recently renamed from the Durham Museum, it has been open since 1931, the museum is located inside an art deco building and takes a look at the history of Omaha, with interactive hands-on education. This unique building holding the museum was previously known as... [Continue Reading]

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Omaha Children’s Museum – Omaha, Nebraska

Whether you live in or near Omaha or are just visiting, and you have children or grandchildren, there is one place in the city that shouldn’t be missed, and that place is the Omaha Children’s Museum. You’ll have as much fun as the kiddies as you watch their joyous participation in the many activities and... [Continue Reading]

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Lauritzen Gardens – Omaha, Nebraska

Botanical gardens can be both relaxing and educational. Not only can you learn about all different areas of horticulture, you can sit amongst the beauty and simply enjoy. A botanical garden is defined as one where plants are cultivated for scientific, educational, and ornamental purposes. No other area fits this definition better than Lauritzen Gardens,... [Continue Reading]

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Joslyn Art Museum – Omaha, Nebraska

In Omaha, Nebraska, the Joslyn Art Museum is the only place to visit when you want to see fine arts, as it is the only museum in the state with an encyclopedic permanent collection. From permanent collections to special exhibits to educational resources, this one has it all. Open since 1931, Joslyn Art Museum was a... [Continue Reading]

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The National Museum of Roller Skating – Lincoln, Nebraska

Lincoln, Nebraska is the home of the National Museum of Roller Skating. This museum is dedicated to preserving the history and the future of this all-American pastime. Located at 4730 South Street, the museum is filled with photographs, memorabilia, artifacts and historical materials that give visitors a fun and interesting look at the sport of... [Continue Reading]

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Lincoln Children’s Zoo – Lincoln, Nebraska

The Lincoln Children’s Zoo is at the center of Lincoln, Nebraska. The address is 1222 South 27th Street. This attraction was opened in 1965 and is a private, non-profit entity. The Lincoln Children’s Zoo is committed to animal conservation, community education and meeting the diverse needs of various community members and groups. It currently has... [Continue Reading]

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The Cowboy Trail – Lincoln, Nebraska

One of the most unique walks you’ll ever have in Nebraska is along the Cowboy Trail. Because of the great move west in the 19th century, the area became thick with different types of travel routes, whether by foot or train. Many of them don’t exist in our modern world, while there are some that... [Continue Reading]

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Lincoln Children’s Museum – Lincoln, Nebraska

A children’s museum provides great opportunities for children to play, laugh, learn and thoroughly enjoy themselves. Every city that has a children’s museum is a lucky one, and Lincoln, Nebraska is one of those. The Lincoln Children’s Museum is located at 1420 P Street in Lincoln, Nebraska. The Lincoln Children’s Museum is a non-profit organization,... [Continue Reading]

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Nebraska State Capitol – Lincoln, Nebraska

The Nebraska State Capitol is one of the oldest and most beautiful historic buildings in the state of Nebraska. It is located in Lincoln, Nebraska, with an address of 1445 K Street. The Capitol building was designed by Bertram Goodhue and was built between 1922 and 1932. The Nebraska State Capitol is 400 feet tall... [Continue Reading]

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