Known as "the town where the hi-ways meet." Located in south central Nebraska, it is at the intersection of Highways 6/34 and Highway 283. The Arapahoe Indians were honored when their tribal name was given to the first town in Furnas (formerly James) County.
Father Henry Davis, a Polish priest that survived a Nazi concentration camp, artfully constructed a shine after World War II. He dedicated the shrine to the Virgin Mary and how she reportedly appeared in 1917 to three young girls outside of Fatima, Portugal.
Arapahoe, NE ShrinesIsrael's matriarch, Rachel, was heard weeping for her children during the jewish exile and again during Herod'
Arapahoe, NE ArtsBeautiful dishes, old furniture, tools, and clothing of yesteryear.
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Facilities at Medicine Creek for camping and picnicking range from the most modern to just the essentials. Shady Bay Campg...
National Historic Register - Red Smoke is one of three Paleo-Indian Tradition sites excavated following World War II ...