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Exploration of Escape and Survival | Education | Watch | education | ||||
Nebraska’s Unique Unicameral | Education | Nebraska’s state government is very unique. Find out how much you know about our Unicameral! | Fifth Grade, Fourth Grade | education | kahoot | ||
Nebraska Statehood Day Kahoot | Education | How well do you know Nebraska? Test yourself with this kahoot! | Fourth Grade, Third Grade | education | kahoot | ||
Soldiering in the Platte Valley, 1865: A Nebraska Cavalryman’s Diary | Nebraska History Magazine Articles | nebraska-history-magazine-articles | |||||
Part I: Before 1867 | Nebraska History Magazine Articles | nebraska-history-magazine-articles | |||||
1,733 Miles from Where? Kearney, Nebraska’s 1733 Identity | Nebraska History Magazine Articles | nebraska-history-magazine-articles | |||||
Oreapolis – Nebraska’s Ghost City | Nebraska History Magazine Articles | This article not available online at this time. | nebraska-history-magazine-articles | ||||
Fairacres: The George Brothers, George Kessler and the Development of Omaha’s “Garden Suburb” | Nebraska History Magazine Articles | This article not available online at this time. | nebraska-history-magazine-articles | ||||
Changing Consensus on the European Discovery of the Platte River | Nebraska History Magazine Articles | nebraska-history-magazine-articles | |||||
Louise Vinciquerra, Nebraska’s Bootlegger Queen | Nebraska History Magazine Articles | nebraska-history-magazine-articles | |||||
Bison in Nebraska Kahoot | Education | Test your knowledge about the North American Bison. | Fourth Grade | education | kahoot | ||
The Walter Savidge Amusement Company | Nebraska History Magazine Articles | Walter T. Savidge was born in Deloit, Nebraska in 1886. As a child in Humphrey, Nebraska, he tried to imitate the stunts of the aerialists he saw at the circus (walking a tightrope between the family barn and a shed, for example). When he was 16, Walter left home to perform tricks at fairs and picnics, and by age 20 [ca. 1906], he had formed the Savidge Brothers Amusement Company with his brother, Arthur, who performed under the stage name of Elwin Strong. In 1911 he married Mabel Griffith, whom he had met while he was performing at the fair in Wayne, Nebraska a few years previously. | Fourth Grade | nebraska-history-magazine-articles |