When Furnas County organized in late 1873, Beaver City was one of the voting places designated by Governor Robert Furnas, for whom the county was named.
Competing with Arapahoe for location of the county seat, Beaver City was chosen for the honor by the people. This is where it has remained.
There have been three courthouses, the latest was finished in 1949, largely constructed by workers of the CCC and the Public Works Administration.
Welcome to Beaver City's First United Methodist Church. Enjoy the chimes coming from the bell tower on Sunday mornings immediately before and after the worship service. Feast your eyes on the magnificent stained glass windows of the church.
Beaver City, NE Historic Buildings"Mother would bring home some of the soft drink powder that Edwin was experimenting with and my father didn't know if he wanted to drink that powder, sugar, and water mixture!" - A partial reprint from the booklet Hendley Nebraska Centennial
Beaver City, NE One Of A KindsVisiting the log house is an experience that one can thoroughly enjoy. The original setting is still intact and the area around the house is cleared, allowing the visitors to envision what the house was like when first built. Mr. Wesley Camp homesteaded the land in 1877
Beaver City, NE Pioneer LifeSpecies of game fish in the lake include white bass, walleye, channel catfish, flathead catfish, striped bass, largemouth bas...
General Custer in Nebraska State Historical Marker marks the area where Gen. George Armstrong Custer commanding six companies...
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