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Nebraska History Book Search Engine Book Search Engine . Our process below searches through millions of books and presents a list for sale on the history of the above geographic area. This unique opportunity is created through our web partnership with the best Book Store Services - organizations representing the highest professional integrity and service in the modern, used and antiquarian book field. Search method and technique : We've programmed this geographic area to focus the results of your search towards historical themes. Thus, the results will usually happen quickly and be most relevant. Please note that shopping and purchasing of items through the Book Store Services is not associated with the Heritage Map Museum Web Retail Gallery. However, after researching or checking-out from the Book Store Services you may return to our Website and Retail Gallery by using the 'back button.' All inquires regarding orders through Book Store Services should be made to the Book Store directly. Didn't find what you wanted? 1) Fine tune your search through the Book Store Search Tool. It is usually best to enter keywords listed from specific to general, e.g. Pacific, English, Exploration; or, Quebec, French, History. 2) If you know the title or author of a specific book, enter this into their search box. Wait time: if the search engine is gathering a large quantity of results or you have slow internet speed, please be patient.

42. Village Of Nemaha, Nebraska History In Beautiful Nemaha County By Lois Smith, Nebraska for the Nemaha County History Book; Copied from the Nemaha County History Book with permission. Other links http://www.visitnemahacounty.org/history/nemaha.htm

History Cities/Towns Auburn Brock Howe Johnson ... Other People Samuel Daily Gov. Furnas T. J. Majors The Minicks Nemaha The village of Nemaha was originally named Nemaha City, because the founding fathers believed it would one day be a great city. Because of its location, near the Nemaha River, the name seemed fitting. The river was named by the Otoe Indians, and means "miry water." Because of the beauty of the location the founders had visions of trains winding up and down the valley, steamboats loading and unloading at the Missouri River wharf, businesses, factories, lovely homes, schools and churches. The village site is located on second bottomland and faces two riverfronts, the Little Nemaha River on the south and the Missouri River on the east. Much of the bottomland, and bluffs along the river are covered with forest timber of various kinds, also shrubs and underbrush including wild fruit and nuts. According to available records the town site of Nemaha City was selected in 1854. City lots were surveyed, staked off and offered for sale. it was surveyed parallel to the bluffs and river, bias ways, rather than by true directions, and has been confusing people ever since as to the proper direction. Allen L. Coatt was the surveyor. It is said that he was the first person to erect his cabin on the town site. Nemaha City was incorporated and approved by an act of the territorial legislature in the 1855-1856 term.

43. London, Nebraska History The following advertisement appeared in The Nebraska Advertiser , May 7, In the early days of London s history there was a United Brethren Church, http://www.visitnemahacounty.org/history/london.htm

History Cities/Towns Auburn Brock Howe Johnson ... Other People Samuel Daily Gov. Furnas T. J. Majors The Minicks London The first settler was John Hauman in July of 1856. He was soon followed by William Wilson, William Bachanan, Eli Lauker and Wyatt Nosier. Mary Nosier was the first child born there in March of 1857. James Cook and Louisa Snyder were married in the new town on April 25, 1858. An infant child of William Buchanan was the first death in 1857. An unknown man, claim jumped, was shot and received the honor of the first funeral (1857). London was incorporated in District Court at the April term of 1858. The first town officers were Robert Heap, James Cook, Nathaniel Minick, Eli Lauker, and John Hauman. The post office was established September 2, 1867, in Edmond Money's store. He was the first postmaster. He was followed by Charles H. Bacon (there may have been a possible substituting by his son Amos), John Harding and Mrs. John (Jeannette) Harding. Service was discontinued September 16, 1895. One of the first buildings built (1857) was by Wyatt Nosier and was used as a tavern. A store of T. C. Lee was bought by George and Jane Emerson in 1876 and used as a residence. The Nosler tavern was used as the first school, taught by Miss Louisa Snyder. The first school house was erected in August of 1857 and was accidentally destroyed by fire in 1861. Dr. S.W. McGrew, London's physician and Nemaha County school superintendent reported the following in 1870: "London school, higher department . . . held in the Christian church... 23 pupils.. .two good teachers.. .wages 50 dollars per month... 3 month school." A new school was then built.

44. CCCS Of Nebraska - History Consumer Credit Counseling Service of nebraska history. 1951 Harry Fuller and Louis Linxwiller organized the first Consumer Credit Counseling Services. http://www.cccsn.org/history.htm

Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Nebraska History Harry Fuller and Louis Linxwiller organized the first Consumer Credit Counseling Services. These two men saw a need for low cost education for the consumer as consumer credit began to develop and gain interest during the post war years. After three years of hard work, the National Foundation of Consumer Credit (NFCC) was organized. An United Way Union representative and community volunteers, began a community effort to build interest and raise startup funds for a free standing Consumer Credit Counseling Service (CCCS) office in Omaha, Nebraska. A Board of Directors was formed and letters of support were sent to the NFCC with an application for membership. The first CCCS Office in Omaha was opened, and known as: CCCS of Metropolitan Omaha. In the first year, the office counseled less than a hundred families and returned little over $20,000 to the business community. The Board of Directors decided that reorganization was necessary. A commitment was made to serve other areas of the state, and the name of the organization was changed to Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Nebraska, Inc. (CCCSN) By September, work began to establish a branch in Lincoln, Nebraska. For the first time in CCCSN's history, more than $1 million dollars was returned to creditors in a single year.

45. Visit Museum Of Nebraska History From Omaha, Nebraska. Visit Museum of nebraska history from Omaha, Nebraska. http://omaha.rezcenter.com/museum_of_nebraska_history.shtml

Visit Museum of Nebraska History from Omaha, Nebraska Museum of Nebraska History, Omaha The Museum of Nebraska History contains a fascinating collection of artifacts and exhibits that bring the story of the state to life. The First Nebraskans exhibit covers the 10,000 years of American Indian life on the Plains with displays of housing, food, clothing and customs of the tribes who once lived and still in Nebraska. Nebraska Joins the Union portrays the people, places and events leading up to Nebraska's statehood and its role in the Civil War whilst What Did You Do in the War? Nebraskans in World War II highlights the role played by Nebraskans at home and abroad during the 1940s. The History Adventure Center is a hands-on learning exhibit with activities specifically designed to help children experience Nebraska's history. There is an 1860s Pawnee travois and campsite, an 1880s wagon and general store, an immigrant train car and railroad station and a 1920s automobile and campsite. Day Trip Suggestion From the Museum of Nebraska History, head over to the Old Market, between Harney and Jackson and 10th and 13th Streets. Centered on Omaha's former fresh produce warehouse and market district, the Old Market is a popular visitor attraction featuring specialty shops, restaurants, galleries and a brewery.

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47. Northwest Nebraska History Northwest nebraska history herd and the Texas Longhorn cattle found at Fort Robinson State Park are reminders of northwest Nebraska s vivid history. http://www.chadron.com/history/areahistory.php

Northwest Nebraska History This area was a favorite Native American hunting and camping area for hundreds of years and the Sioux Indians occupied it permanently about 1810. Spaniards from New Mexico were the first fur traders, followed in the 1830's by Americans from St. Louis who established a regular trail from Fort Laramie to Fort Pierre on the Missouri River. In the 1840's there were two competing fur posts, one on the Chadron Creek about 8 miles south of Chadron, the other on Bordeaux Creek 3 1/2 miles east of Chadron. In 1872-73, two Indian agencies were established on the White River in what is now Dawes County. Fort Robinson was built to protect the Red Cloud Agency and played an important role in the Indian Wars of the 1870's. Sioux War Chief Crazy Horse was killed at Fort Robinson in 1877. Camp Sheridan was established in what is now Sheridan County in 1874 to protect the Spotted Tail Agency. It was abandoned and dismantled in 1881, but the site is easy accessible. With the removal of the Sioux Indians to South Dakota in 1877, several very large cattle outfits came into the area. Large roundups were conducted annually until the railroads arrived in 1885, and an influx of homesteaders took up most of the available land. Dawes County is still cattle country and very much reflects its heritage of Native Americans, fur traders, cowboys, and frontier soldiers. The buffalo herd and the Texas Longhorn cattle found at Fort Robinson State Park are reminders of northwest Nebraska's vivid history.

48. History Org units on nebraska history including resources for teachers and students. Nostalgia Central features topical and fun material on various fads, fashions, http://www.nlc.state.ne.us/nsf/history.html

E lectronic L ibrary To limit your search use AND, OR, NOT or NEAR. Use * at the END of a word to find variations (new*, will find news, newsletter, etc.) Search the Electronic Library For History 19th Century American Cultural History African American History African American Spiritual Journeys This Web site, a companion to "This Far by Faith," (a PBS series) provides a host of information about these many experiences, beginning with African slaves brought to America and continuing to the present day American and British History Resources on the Internet American Memory The Library of Congress History Collections for the f Library Archiving Early America Facsimilies of newspapers, maps and writings from 18th Century America Benjamin Franklin: Glimpses of the Man Center for History and News Media a project dedicated to combining "the most exciting and innovative digital media with the latest and best historical scholarship." Civil Rights Oral History Interviews You will need Real Player to listen to the oral histories Civil War Battlefield Medicine Information about battlefield medicine in "a time before the doctors even knew about bacteriology and were ignorant of what caused disease

49. Cassette Magazines: Descriptions And Order Form nebraska history. quarterly. Journal published by the Nebraska State Historical Society. Articles on the history and people of Nebraska and the Midwest. http://www.nlc.state.ne.us/tbbs/magazinesandorder.html

Nebraska Magazines on Cassette To order: Click the checkbox preceding the description of the desired magazine. Fill out the mailing information at the bottom of the page. Click the send order button. American History bimonthly Presents all phases of American history. Emphasizes personalities and concrete events. Covers a variety of social, political, military, and artistic themes. (Arizona Regional Library) Arizona Highways monthly A 96-page guide to Arizona's greatest attractions. Filled with useful information about state and national parks, Indian ruins, nature hikes, beautiful drives, and much more. (Arizona Regional Library) Arthritis Today bimonthly This magazine is the source of the most reliable information on arthritis available outside of your physician's office. It includes the latest news about arthritis research, medications, alternative therapies, exercise, self-help tips, and much more. (Florida Regional Library) Big Red Report 10 times per year Dedicated to University of Nebraska athletics with an emphasis on football, the Big Red Report Cappers biweekly Country bimonthly Family Circle 17 issues per year Articles on home management, fashion and beauty tips, recipes, decorating ideas, and more. (Associated Services for the Blind)

50. Taylor, Nebraska History History of Taylor; Information About Loup County; Interviews History of Taylor. Artwork of Loup County Joseph Rusho founded Taylor in 1883. http://www.taylornebraska.com/history/

History History of Taylor Information About Loup County Interviews Kevin Brown Ted Cole Ila Dunne Melvin Hyde ... Taylor Cemetery History of Taylor Joseph Rusho founded Taylor in 1883. It was founded on the homestead of Melissa Murray. Now Taylor is the only town in Loup County. Many people that go to school in Taylor have parents or grandparents that also went to school here. Our school is very historic. Joseph Rusho was the first person to settle here Taylor with his family. The family included his wife Josephine, and son Treffly Olive. They came to visit Joseph's brother Frank in Fort Hartsuff in Valley County and there they had their second son Robert. In the spring of 1877, they decided to move up stream and settled here in the present day site of Taylor. They had several more children including, George, Eugene, Joseph, Emory, Myrtle, and Maude. Joseph was known as the "Father of Taylor." He was the leader of Loup County politics and civics for thirty years. Joseph also owned a lumberyard. Taylor was named after Edward H. Taylor and his wife Elizabeth O'Bryan. They came and settled in Kent just east of Taylor in 1876. They where friends of the Rushos.

51. NORRIS, George William (1861-1944) Bibliography “Nebraska A Reflective View by George W. Norris.” nebraska history 49 (Summer 1968) 13948. Neuberger, Richard, and Stephen B. Kahn. http://bioguide.congress.gov/scripts/bibdisplay.pl?index=N000139

52. Elderhostel : Search Results The Great American Plains of Northwest nebraska history, People, And Settlement at early northwestern Nebraska and early American history at its best! http://www.elderhostel.org/Programs/search_res.asp?Type=A&Src=1-ZWG6N&StateCode=

53. Nebraska History, Military, US Army History, Specialty Books, Other, Those Who F Since 1984, Turner Publishing has developed over 1000 titles commemorating America’s history, with books on the United States Army, Navy, Air Force and http://www.turnerpublishing.com/detail.aspx?ID=774

54. WWW­Virtual Library: The History Journals Guide: Journal Information: Nebraska . Devoted to history and culture of Nebraska and the Great Plains. Book reviews available. Editor(s)......nebraska history Magazine (1925­1937). http://www.history-journals.de/journals/hjg-n00069.html

Home I. Complete List II. III. Chronological IV. Geographical V. Topical VI.1. Publishers VI.2. Societies VII.1. Bibliographies VII.2. Lingual VIII. Reference Appendix HJG: Journal Information Title: N ebraska History Abbreviation: Continues: Description: Devoted to history and culture of Nebraska and the Great Plains. Book reviews available. Editor(s): publish@nebraskahistory.org Publishers: Frequency: quarterly Language(s) of Articles: English ISSN: Keyword(s): Website(s): Go to website Last updated: Oct. 13, 1999. Add a site Report a dead link Send a comment

55. Nebraska History — Greenwood Publishing Group nebraska history. An Annotated Bibliography. Print book flyer (International version). nebraska history. This book is not currently available for purchase http://www.greenwood.com/books/bookdetail.asp?sku=AMSTNE

56. Nebraska City Public Schools | Dan Hamilton: Nebraska History - 4th Grade Nebras This web page contains activities about nebraska history and the units of learning that may be covered. flag. The Navigation Bar will have each unit as http://manila.esu4.org/danhamilton/

Dan Hamilton Nebraska City Pioneers - Home of the Original Fort Kearny My Pages Home Contact Me Student Links Nebraska History Nebraska Standards Covered ... Schedule Related Links Nebraska City Public Schools ESU 4 Nebraska History - 4th Grade Nebraska City * This site gives the State Standards that will be presented to my 4th grade students. * The State Writing Test will be on and the and of February 2006 * The Terra Nova (a standardized test) will be given during the week of October, 2005 * This web page contains activities about Nebraska History and the units of learning that may be covered. The Navigation Bar will have each unit as they are developed. Please come back and visit us again. Nebraska City Public Schools and Educational Service Unit #4, Auburn, Nebraska

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59. History Of NE Education and religion also had their parts in nebraska history. In every period of Nebraska s history, there has been some stealing of horses and http://www.tcdne.org/HistoryofNE.htm

1517 Broadway, Suite 128 Scottsbluff, NE 69361 (308) 632-2833 phone (308) 632-3399 fax twincitiesdev@earthlink.net Community Profile (pdf file - requires Adobe Acrobat Reader) Community Map NEBRASKA HISTORY Ancient Land Early Banks Early Government Explorers ... Naming of Nebraska ANCIENT LAND: North American Continent The area of the United States that became known as " Nebraska " had its earliest beginnings under water, in the bottom of a great inland sea. Skeletons of millions of animals and plants were embedded in mud that hardened into rock and became the limestone that appears today on the sides of ravines and along the streams in Eastern Nebraska . As the sea bottom slowly rose, a land of marshes and forests appeared. After many thousand years, the land became drier, and trees of all kinds grew, including oak, maple, beech, and willow. Leaves from these ancient trees can be found today pressed and printed in the red sandstone rocks. Illustration - Mastedon Then the sea covered the land again, bringing new shells and fish. When the land rose this time, it was covered with grass and trees. The bones of animals such as camels, tapirs, monkeys, tigers, rhinos, elephants, and tiny horses are still found today beneath our soil.

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Proceeds support Postcards From America Week 28 - NEBRASKA 30 AUG 99 - 03 SEP 99 Stamps Map Travel Tips Postcards All about Nebraska Historical Note: Freeman gets free land . . . In 1862 former Union soldier Daniel Freeman took up Uncle Sam's offer for free land out in the Nebraska territory. According to the Homestead Act, all he had to do was farm the land for five years before it would become his rightful property. Many other pioneers soon followed, as did the railroad. Five years later, as a result of settlers like Freeman and rail expansion, Nebraska became the 37th state to join the Union. Daniel Freeman's land is now part of the Homestead National Monument of America. Name Origin: Indian. ("Flat River," or "Broad Water) Capital: Lincoln Governor: Mike Johanns Population: Area: 77,355 square miles Statehood: March 1, 1867 (37th) Nickname: The Cornhusker State Motto: "Equality before the law" Famous For: Pioneers, Sioux Indians, Oregon Trail, Farming, Cattle, Corn, Unicameral Legislature (The only one-house legistlature in the country), Nebreska National Forest (A 93,000-acre, manmade forest, the largest hand-planted forest in North America), National Rollerskating Museum Top of Page All materials contained in this web site are the property of WriteLine.

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