Brule, Nebraska
Attraction Listing for Brule, NE
- California Hill Landmarks
- Diamond Springs Station Site Landmarks
- Beauvais Ranche Station Site Landmarks
In 1859, the firm of Russell, Majors, and Waddell constructed this Pony Express station on a low terrace overlooking the South Platte Rover. After the Pony Express ceased operation in 1861, Diamond Springs was a stage and freight station under the ownership of Ben Holladay. A
Brule, NE LandmarksCalifornia Hill was climbed by thousands of emigrants heading west during the covered wagon migrations of 1841-1860. Most were bound for Oregon, although California became the destination for many travelers after gold was discovered there in 1848
Brule, NE LandmarksFollowing a career with Pierre Chouteau, Jr. and Company, Geminian Pierre Beauvais established his own trading post in 1849
Brule, NE LandmarksFishing and power boating are the mainstays of this central Nebraska reservoir. Rugged drainage ways branch off the main rese...
General Custer in Nebraska State Historical Marker marks the area where Gen. George Armstrong Custer commanding six companies...
National Historic Register - Mowry Bluff is a small Upper Republican Phase hamlet occupied during the twelfth century ...
Including the lake, the entire State Recreation Area encompasses 5,300 acres. Of the 3,643 acres of land, The Enders Wildlife...