U.S. Weather Bureau in 1890s Nebraska
The U.S. Weather Bureau was established by an act of Congress on October 1, 1890. It took over the weather service that had been established in the office of the Chief ...
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Museum Field Trips
We are proud to provide engaging on-site visits to the Nebraska History Museum. Check out our programs for the upcoming school year below and sign up for a specific ...
Virtual Field Trips
We’re excited to offer award-winning, student-driven learning, combining curiosity and primary sources. We look forward to providing experiences with compelling ...
Special Programming
Explore the history of Nebraska through curiosity-driven and engaging programming. Unique programs are scheduled at the Nebraska History Museum as well as our statewide ...
Field Trip Policy
Thank you for your interest in scheduling a field trip to one of our historic sites and museums! Before scheduling your field trip, please review our field trip policy ...
Archeology Month Hands-On History Sept 2
On September 2nd, find out more about archeologists!
Archeology Month Hands-On History Sept 23rd
Do you know the difference between a petroglyph and a pictograph?
Archeology Month Hands-On History Sept 30th
Create your own pottery puzzle!
Public Archeology Dig at Fort Atkinson
Our 2023 public dig has sold out.
Storage Recommendations for Family Archives
At the Ford Conservation Center, we often work with documents and paper memorabilia that have been in clients’ families for years. Heirlooms like old letters, ...
Nebraska State Historic Preservation Board Meeting, Sept 15th
The next Nebraska State Historic Preservation Board meeting will be held Friday, September 15th.
The Bachelors’ Protective Union of Kearney
When the Bachelors' Protective Union gave a gala reception for two of its newly married, former members and their brides in March of 1890, the social club for young, ...
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Help Perserve and Share History
Become a Member
Being a member is the easiest way to be involved in our mission to preserve and share our state's rich history. Find out how!
Volunteer
Volunteers work with NSHS staff members to support our mission
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