American Adventure 1607 at Omaha’s Durham Museum
Besides enjoying Nebraska history, not surprisingly I am also a fan of United States history. My fifth grade teaching job included that course, and I [...]
Besides enjoying Nebraska history, not surprisingly I am also a fan of United States history. My fifth grade teaching job included that course, and I [...]
Our family has been in the middle of moving for a long time! Actually when all is said and done, from the time we listed [...]
Capturing beauty in the midst of chaos. That is what well-taken photograph can do. In a brief moment, a snapshot provides a sliver of calm [...]
Editing and collaging 130+ photographs makes for a rather exhaustive post. Literally. Yet when looking around at the latest temporary exhibit, Shipwreck! Pirates and Treasure, [...]
Buffalo Bill. Born William F. Cody in LeClaire, Iowa. Settled in North Platte at Scout's Rest. Ranched near Cody, Wyoming. Buried in Golden, Colorado. For [...]
Today is the middle of March. I am trying to figure out when exactly that happened. I guess day-by-day. Now that I am getting older, [...]
Even though we only had one hour before closing, I felt that the Durham Museum "Lost Egypt" exhibit was worth the stop. Since the exhibit is ending [...]
This is a new post theme for me that I have a feeling may make an appearance again in the future. Summarizing lots of topics [...]
Railroad Days! Every year I want to take my family. Every year. Have we gone yet? No. Considering that I have four kids who have [...]
Did you recognize any of the places featured in yesterday's "Wordless Wednesday" collage? The Durham Museum (Union Station location) Lauritzen Gardens Omaha Children's Museum Strategic [...]