Was William Jennings Bryan a Good Newspaper Editor?
Did you know William Jennings Bryan was the editor of the Omaha World-Herald for two years? Or that he didn't do a lot of actual editing in that time?
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Nebraska’s Unique Contribution To The Entertainment World
The election of William F. Cody in August 1967, to the Nebraska Hall of Fame indicated a popular interest in the history of Western America and the people contributing ...
Investigating a 1910 Scottsbluff Panorama
Here's a panoramic view of Scottsbluff from about 1910. It's too wide for this blog, so we've broken it into pieces below. (You can also see and zoom in on this ...
How to Cross the Platte River at Fort Kearny, 1866
How difficult was it to cross the Platte River without a bridge? This 1866 map gives you some idea. The river was notorious for its braided channel and patches of ...
Marker Monday: Susan O. Hail Grave
Our Historical Markers across Nebraska highlight fascinating moments and places in our state's past. Today we focus on the story behind the unusually masterful ...
Marker Monday: Swan City
Our Historical Markers across Nebraska highlight fascinating moments and places in our state's past. Today we focus on Swan City, the first town and county seat in ...
Marker Monday: Rushville
Our Historical Markers across Nebraska highlight fascinating moments and places in our state's past. Today we focus on Rushville, which began life two miles north as ...
Marker Monday: The Death of Marshal Suverkrubbe
Our Historical Markers across Nebraska highlight fascinating moments and places in our state's past. Today we focus on this marker in Fort Calhoun commemorating the only ...
Marker Monday: Winnebago Scouts
Our Historical Markers across Nebraska highlight moments and places in our state's past. Today, we focus on a marker dedicated to the roughly 75 members of the Winnebago ...
Marker Monday: Holdrege Silt Loam – The Nebraska State Soil
Our Historical Markers across Nebraska highlight moments and places in our state's past. Today we turn our gaze down in order to appreciate the 1.8 million acres of our ...
Marker Monday: Genoa, 1857-1859
Our Historical Markers across Nebraska highlight moments and places in our state's past. Today we focus on the founding of Genoa, a town settled by Mormons but that was ...
Marker Monday: Fort McPherson in Maxwell
Location
S Jackson Rd, Maxwell, Lincoln County, Nebraska
Marker Text
The fort was established on the Oregon Trail on the south side of the Platte River in October ...
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