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What We Found

Postscript: Flu Sunday, Shelby, Nebraska, 1918

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Postscript: Auction in Kearney, 1936

Postscript: Building the Union Pacific Railroad, 1866

Postscript: Blue Springs Girls’ Basketball Team, 1924

Willa Cather’s Real-Life Antonia on the Radio

Postscript: Who Is the Bad Man in this Photo?

Postscript: Football at Table Rock, 1934

Postscript: 100 Years of Nebraska History

Postscript: See? Coronado Made It to Nebraska After All

Postscript: The Return of Car 7-11

Postscript: “Only in the Way I Saw It”: John Vachon’s Omaha

150, A Pictorial History of Nebraska: Introduction

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