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Andrew M. Hargis House
National Register of Historic Places. Built in 1898, the Andrew M. Hargis House is a…
Explore →Antioch School (District 20 School)
Adams County School District 20 was formed on September 23, 1872. Replacing sod and frame…
Explore →Atchison Post Office
This Richardsonian Romanesque structure of cottonwood limestone was completed in 1894, and is listed on…
Explore →Bowstring Bridge
Built in Cleveland, Ohio, the bowstring bridge was originally located across Rock Creek, north of…
Explore →Carnegie Library
The Lyndon Carnegie Library is believed to be one of the smallest Carnegie Libraries in…
Explore →Carnegie Public Library Building
National Register of Historic Places On April 27, 1903, President Theodore Roosevelt broke ground for…
Explore →Case Hall
Case Hall is Baker University's first library building. Completed in 1907 with a grant from…
Explore →Chautauqua Pavilion
In November 1905, Georgia evangelist, Lincoln McConnell, conducted a series of revival meetings in Hastings.…
Explore →Cottonwood River Dam & Bridge
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1985, the area at the Cottonwood…
Explore →Fox Theater
The Fox Theater is a fine example of the "Picture Palace," a building type popular…
Explore →Glade-Donald House
National Register of Historic Places The Glade-Donald House is a distinctive example of the Shingle…
Explore →Gloe Brother Service Station
The Gloe Brother Service Station opened in 1933 and remains at its original location in…
Explore →Hall County Courthouse
One of the finest examples of Beaux-Arts Classicism architecture in the Midwest, the Hall County…
Explore →Hamilton-Donald House
National Register of Historic Places The house was constructed by Henry Falldorf in 1905 for…
Explore →Harold Bell Wright, 1872 - 1944
Harold Bell Wright was born in Rome, NY in 1872 and traveled extensively as a…
Explore →Hotel Yancey (Yancey Motor Hotel)
National Register of Historic Places Named for its proprietor, William L. Yancey, the hotel was…
Explore →Hotel Yancy<BR>(HOTEL PAWNEE)
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the hotel is named for William L.…
Explore →Liederkranz
National Register of Historic Places Liederkranz means "a wreath of songs." In 1870, German settlers…
Explore →McCormick Hall
Hastings College opened in September 1882. In April 1883, ground was broken for McCormick Hall,…
Explore →Mrs. H.J. Bartenbach House
National Register of Historic Places The house is a distinct and significant example of a…
Explore →Nebraska Loan and Trust Company
Cities and agricultural areas need capital to finance growth. Nebraska Loan and Trust Company, organized…
Explore →Oscar Roeser House
National Register of Historic Places The Oscar Roeser House was built in 1908 by Henry…
Explore →Parmenter Hall
Parmenter Hall with its distinguishing tower, is the first building actually built on the Baker…
Explore →State Bank of Holton Building
Originally built in 1889 and destroyed by fire twice, the present building was rebuilt in…
Explore →Tauy Jones Hall
Located on the Ottawa University campus. The black and gold dome atop this building stands…
Explore →The Clarke Hotel
When the Clarke Hotel was dedicated in February 1914, it was hailed as a triumph…
Explore →The Stein Building
For more than 30 years after the turn of the century, the Stein Brothers Store…
Explore →Thirty-Two-Mile Station Historical Site
Constructed in 1860, Thirty-two-Mile Creek Station, or Clarke's Ranch, was a "home" station on the…
Explore →Victory Building
The Victory Building, named to commemorate America's victory in World War I, is one of…
Explore →Waterman Sod House
The Wallace W. and Libby King Waterman sod house was built about 1886. The original…
Explore →William Stolley Homestead
William Stolley was one of a small band of German immigrants who came to the…
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