What We Carried: Lincoln at the Nebraska History Museum
Home. With our address change this year, our family has experienced a new definition of home. Before we moved on, we took plenty of pictures. [...]
Home. With our address change this year, our family has experienced a new definition of home. Before we moved on, we took plenty of pictures. [...]
During July and August, I enjoyed visiting several Nebraska passport shopping places. Each time I visited one, I asked if they would be willing to donate [...]
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 [...]
After 18+ months of structural renovations, the Nebraska History Museum is reopening! All week-end (really all month) they have all sorts of fun family events planned. [...]
As I knew we would be be finishing our study of the Civil War, I was thrilled to discover that the traveling exhibit, "Homefront and Battlefield" was going [...]
Francis Burt. A name not too many Nebraskans recognize even though he was the first territorial governor. Of course, he only was in office for [...]
Did you figure out that we have not "gone" anywhere else since Tuesday? For three posts in a row now, we are camped out [...]
Remodeling. One has to wonder ... is that a process that Native Americans used to do with their earth lodges? Move the poles around for [...]
Next Tuesday is the beginning of the Nebraska History Museum's History Hour for Kids. The day after Memorial Day and the following ten weeks from [...]
Writing about Nebraska's part in World War 2 has been a part of upcoming blog post plans. But I had to accelerate the timing due [...]