The Power of Wind & Water Art Show is an annual event that promotes awareness of renewable energy and technologies that utilize wind and water.
We’re Moving In! at Wildwood Historic Center! See what moving day would have been like for the Ware Family in 1869.
We’re Moving In! at Wildwood Historic Center! See what moving day would have been like for the Ware Family in 1869.
Have your portrait taken and be inserted into a scene from inside the Wildwood house to become a Victorian ghost!
The Power of Wind & Water Art Show is an annual event that promotes awareness of renewable energy and technologies that utilize wind and water.
Have your portrait taken and be inserted into a scene from inside the Wildwood house to become a Victorian ghost!
We’re Moving In! at Wildwood Historic Center! See what moving day would have been like for the Ware Family in 1869.
Trails West Day at Old Freighters Museum is an annual event celebrating the history of the freighting industry and the westward trails.
The Mayhew Cabin hosts a Juneteenth Celebration every June. The details for the 2019 celebration are pending. Please refer back for updates!
The Power of Wind & Water Art Show is an annual event that promotes awareness of renewable energy and technologies that utilize wind and water.
The Power of Wind & Water Art Show is an annual event that promotes awareness of renewable energy and technologies that utilize wind and water.
The Power of Wind & Water Art Show is an annual event that promotes awareness of renewable energy and technologies that utilize wind and water.
The Power of Wind & Water Art Show is an annual event that promotes awareness of renewable energy and technologies that utilize wind and water.
Come enjoy a free expedition with our soldiers! They will be giving demonstrations and interpretations of various exhibits around the Lewis and Clark Visitor Center. Kids can dress up in look-alike uniforms. Great photo opportunities.
It has been said that the Smithsonian Institute is the nation’s attic. Find out what’s hiding in Otoe County, Nebraska’s attic, the Otoe County Museum of Memories!
Join the Nebraska Museums Association and the Nebraska City Museums Association in Nebraska City on April 8-9, 2019 for our Annual Meeting and Conference. Enjoy a half day workshop, tours of area museums, stimulating speakers and sessions and more!
Join the Nebraska Museums Association and the Nebraska City Museums Association in Nebraska City on April 8-9, 2019 for our Annual Meeting and Conference. Enjoy a half day workshop, tours of area museums, stimulating speakers and sessions and more!
Come and listen to crew members of The Triumphant Return of the White Pirogue discuss their experiences on the river and presenting programs to over 1,000 people along the way.
Don't miss out on this FREE exhibition of one-of-a-kind Native American artifacts!
You are invited to enjoy your lunch among fellow birders in the comfort of the Center’s gallery while viewing diverse species through the enormous picture windows overlooking the woodland on the west bank of the Missouri River.
You are invited to enjoy your lunch among fellow birders in the comfort of the Center’s gallery while viewing diverse species through the enormous picture windows overlooking the woodland on the west bank of the Missouri River.
You are invited to enjoy your lunch among fellow birders in the comfort of the Center’s gallery while viewing diverse species through the enormous picture windows overlooking the woodland on the west bank of the Missouri River.
Join the Nebraska City Museum Association in wishing David Flatt and his family all the best in their new adventure!
You are invited to enjoy your lunch among fellow birders in the comfort of the Center’s gallery while viewing diverse species through the enormous picture windows overlooking the woodland on the west bank of the Missouri River.
You are invited to enjoy your lunch among fellow birders in the comfort of the Center’s gallery while viewing diverse species through the enormous picture windows overlooking the woodland on the west bank of the Missouri River.
Entrenched with the Rattlers: Colonel William Hayward, the Old 15th, and the First World War presented by Dean Shissler covers the life and career of Nebraska City native William Hayward, his involvement in the African American regiment movement in New York, and his command of one of the most famous regiments of the war, Harlem’s Hellfighters.
You are invited to enjoy your lunch among fellow birders in the comfort of the Center’s gallery while viewing diverse species through the enormous picture windows overlooking the woodland on the west bank of the Missouri River.
You are invited to enjoy your lunch among fellow birders in the comfort of the Center’s gallery while viewing diverse species through the enormous picture windows overlooking the woodland on the west bank of the Missouri River.
You are invited to enjoy your lunch among fellow birders in the comfort of the Center’s gallery while viewing diverse species through the enormous picture windows overlooking the woodland on the west bank of the Missouri River.
Missouri River Basin Lewis & Clark Visitor Center invites you to take part in the tradition of the First Day Hike.
It’s a Christmas for the Birds at Missouri River Basin Lewis & Clark Visitor Center!
The Kregel Museum Holiday Silent Auction is an annual auction featuring a special exhibit and a lunch reception. Auction items will be announced prior to the autcion.
Jingle all the way down to Wildwood Historic Center on Sunday, December 2nd, for an afternoon of Heirloom Christmas cheer.
Jody Lamp honors Nebraska’s agricultural history with stories of the spaces, places, inventions, commodities, events, and people that made Nebraska one of the top agricultural states in the nation and gave rise to such slogans as “The Beef State” and “The Cornhusker State.” Lamp will enlighten and entertain with important and little know stories like the history of the Grand Island Horse and Mule Barn Markets.
David Flatt, Executive Director of the Kregel Windmill Factory Museum, will present “Native American Archaeology”, the second lecture of this year’s Fall Speaker Series, on October 27 at 7pm in the front lobby of the museum. This event is free to the public.
Join the Nebraska City Historical Society for an evening reception celebrating the unveiling of the new Nebraska State Historical Marker at Old Freighters Museum on Thursday, October 25th, from 4pm to 6pm.
The museum will host its fifth annual Paranormal Ghost Hunt Class with the Paranormal Investigative Team known as P.R.I.N.T. This is a chance for people to go on a real paranormal investigation on the museum grounds.
Come enjoy a free expedition with our soldiers! They will be giving demonstrations and interpretations of various exhibits around the Lewis & Clark Visitors Center. Kids can dress up in look-alike uniforms. Great photo opportunities. The Living History Corps provides free demonstrations every second Sunday during the spring and summer months.
