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Research Guides
Check out these guides to help determine relevant information in the NSHS collections.
Reference Leaflets:
A Guide to Genealogical Research at History ...
Appraisals and Authentications
Mari Sandoz viewing the Crazy Horse exhibit at the Nebraska State Historical Society, September 1954. For more information about how Sandoz's research uncovered the ...
Research Resources & Databases
Additional NSHS Research Resources and Databases
Architects and Architectural firms: Wiki of Nebraska architects and architectural firms and their ...
Nebraska SHRAB
About
The Nebraska State Historical Records Advisory Board (SHRAB) is a state board appointed by the governor under the authority of federal statutes and regulations ...
Storage Methods for Ethnographic Collections
Storage conditions have long been recognized by museum professionals as important factors in the long term survival of artifacts. Although all materials deteriorate over ...
Solomon D. Butcher Collection
Nebraska photographer Solomon D. Butcher produced, over the course of nearly forty years, a record of the settlement of the Great Plains that is both unique ...
Revealing History
Using Digital Technology to Learn More about Our Past
Digital technology is shedding new light on previously hidden information. Nebraska photographer Solomon D. ...
Sylvester Rawding sod house
Sylvester Rawding sod house, north of Sargent, Custer County, Nebraska, 1886
Solomon D. Butcher, photographer [RG2608.PH1784]
Over the years several myths grew up ...
Revealing History, unidentified family
Unidentified family near West Union, Nebraska, 1886
Solomon D. Butcher, photographer. [RG2608.PH-1100]
Until this glass plate negative was scanned, the information ...
John Curry Homestead
The John Curry homestead near West Union, Custer County, Nebraska, 1886,
Solomon D. Butcher, photographer. RG2608.PH1048
Known in Nebraska as ...
Harvey M. Pickens
Harvey M. Pickens, Ortello Valley, Custer County, Nebraska, 1889
Solomon D. Butcher, photographer [RG2608.PH-1523.]
Surprise! Adjusting the light and dark levels, ...
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