How to advertise in 1911
“Lady! You have a perfectly good suit that is somewhat out of style—color somewhat faded,” reads a 1911 newspaper ad for R. S. Palmer’s Steam and Dry Cleaning Works. “We ...
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Nebraska’s National Historic Landmarks
Are you curious about Nebraska's National Historic Landmarks and want to learn more about each site? Bookmark this page, download this keepsake map, and share your ...
Celebrate National Historic Preservation Month
Every May, communities across the country come together to celebrate National Historic Preservation Month—a time to recognize the historic sites, neighborhoods, and ...
Marker Monday: Scout’s Rest
Our Historical Markers across Nebraska highlight fascinating moments and places in our state's past. Today we focus on Scout's Rest in North Platte, originally built as ...
Nebraska History Spotlight: Museum of the Fur Trade
The Museum of the Fur Trade was opened in 1955 near Chadron, Nebraska, on the site of the original Bordeaux trading post. The trading post was originally founded in ...
When Behlen Manufacturing in Columbus Tested Shed With Atomic Bomb
By Kylie Kinley, Assistant Editor
(Originally published August 6, 2016)
Today, a business promotion might involve a video or a hashtag. In the ...
Marker Monday: Susan La Flesche Picotte Memorial Hospital
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This hospital was built in 1912 under the guidance of Dr. Susan La Flesche Picotte, the first Native American woman physician, with the ...
The Nebraska Indians Baseball Team
In 1897 a University of Nebraska law school graduate named Guy Green founded a baseball team he called the Nebraska Indians. While some of the players were white, Green ...
Marker Monday: Ash Hollow Geology
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Ash Hollow is a focal point for understanding the geologic history of the Central Great Plains prior to the onset of the Great Ice Age. It is the type ...
Conserving A Presidential Coconut Head
In late 1990, Smithsonian magazine published a story on gifts given to U.S. presidents. The cover of the issue highlighted a gift once bestowed on Harry S. Truman: a ...
Marker Monday: The Soldiers’ Monument
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On March 27, 1879, George G. Meade Post 19, Grand Army of the Republic, Department of Nebraska, was founded in Sutton by twenty former Union ...
Future Radio Controlled Tractor, 1928
Where will all this new farm technology lead? Cartoonist Herbert Johnson’s “Wireless Tractor Control Board” was a joke, but today companies are developing autonomous ...
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