Eight miles north of intersection of Highways K-18 and K-181 on K-181. It was a meeting place for three different ethnic groups in the settling days of the area.

In Lincoln, a Victorian mansion with original furnishings including hand-painted dolls and china. Forty-five minutes guided tours are available.

On West Lincoln Ave., Lincoln, features scenes of the pioneer mercantile, doctor, dentist and newspaper offices, hand-painted doll collection and more.

In Lincoln, a 1900 limestone building with most interior original.

In Lincoln, a 1913 limestone structure with original interior.

Rotating exhibits and workshops by local and regional artists, located in Lincoln.

Five miles northeast of Lincoln, it was recognized by Farmland Ranch Living Magazine as the "prettiest place in the country". See the limestone barn and over 60 varieties of flowers. June through first heavy frost (mid-October).

Visit a working studio where miniatures of past items, paintings, drawings, ceramics, sculpture, leather, and jewelry are made.

In Lincoln, see paintings of quartzite landscapes, petroglyphs, and portrait photography.

Re-enactment Weekend and Abe Lincoln Look-A-Like Contest- It's Nationally recognized, it is held Presidents' Day Weekend in February and includes Abraham and Mary Lincoln presents, Freedom March, Civil War re-enactment and musicians. Located in Lincoln.

(or April) Ham and Bean Feed- A Lincoln Historical Society event held the first Friday evening after Easter.

Madi-Rado- The Beverly Community Day held the second Saturday in August. Enjoy craft booths, games, parade, barbecue, talent show, project sale, fireworks and cattlemen's barbecue.

Soup Dinner and Bazaar- Held at the Denmark Hall on opening day (Saturday) of pheasant season in November.

Christmas Festivities.