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Nebraska History Moments Weekly Emails
History Nebraska’s Monthly Email Newsletter
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!Volunteers work with History Nebraska staff ...
Nebraska History Magazine
Nebraska National Forest
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The first suggestion that the federal government should plant trees in the Sand Hills came from Dr. Charles E. Bessey of the University of Nebraska in 1890. He ...
Corn Bread Day
In 1899 the Omaha World-Herald proposed setting aside a special day in Nebraska for the eating of corn bread. It is not known whether the idea took wing, but ...
Nebraska History Magazine Table of Contents
Nebraska History is a quarterly, illustrated magazine that explores Nebraska's history and culture through original articles and historical images from our extensive ...
Author Guidlines
Nebraska History Magazine, published quarterly by History Nebraska, accepts well-researched articles, edited documents, and other annotated primary materials relating to ...
Re-use of Published History Nebraska Materials
Getting Permission to Re-Use Materials Published by History Nebraska
We post materials online for your personal use. Please remember that the contents of History ...
Nebraska History Moments – For Further Reading Content
Do you have your copy of Nebraska History Moments, published by History Nebraska? This page is for readers who have the book and want to know more about its stories. ...
Books Published by History Nebraska
In an effort to make quality stories from Nebraska's history more accessible, History Nebraska has partnered with University of Nebraska Press as a distributor of most ...
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