Dodge Co. Historic Sites

Dodge – Town Hall – 1896

Fremont – Nye House (May Museum – 1874) – NHR; Schneider House – NHR (1887); Bullock House – NHR (1869); McDonald House – NHR (1888); Turner House – NHR (1868); Opera House- NHR; Ideal building – NHR (1884); Commercial District – NHR; Barnard Park District – NHR; Old Post Office – NHR; Courthouse – NHR (1918)

– Dodge County Poor Farm – From 1884 to 1945, this farm housed more than 400 poor and aged. Tours of the site show the original barn, water tower and ice house, and include a history of the farm. Exotic animals, including four-horned Jacob’s sheep, pygmy goats, and several species of pheasants at the farm. 402-721-8087.

Hooper – Hooper Historic District – Consisting almost entirely of one and two-story brick commercial buildings located along Hooper’s main street. A well-preserved village of "American Renaissance" architecture. – NHR

North Bend – Carnegie Library-NHR – Dedicated in 1915, this is a typical example of a small town library in the early twentieth century.

– Alexander Thomas Barn – This huge red-and-white candy-striped building was built in 1888 without nails, wooden pegs held, and continue to hold, the building together. 4 miles north of North Bend on Hwy 79.

Scribner – Harder Hotel-NHR – Constructed in 1901, this building is significant for its association with the commercial development of the town.

– Musbach Museum – Housed in the historic 1884 Mulligan Hardware building, the museum features special programs and displays throughout the year. Open by appointment. 402-664-2788. Main and Howard Streets

Snyder – Schneider’s Opera House-NHR – The two-story brick building was constructed in 1900-1901 for Conrad Schneider.

Uehling – Uehling Barn-NHR – Built in 1918, the wood-frame barn is one of a small number of "round" barns in Nebraska. Located on a hill overlooking the town of Uehling.