Two of the best catfishing rivers in Nebraska - The Loup Rivers - embrace the city of St. Paul between their nearby banks. The surrounding area, as well as the rivers, provide habitat essential for the abundant deer, pheasant, and quail populations. Outdoor enthusiasts who camp at the nearby wayside area appreciate the natural beauty and wildlife found here.
History comes alive at the historic Gruber House, which is a fine example of everyday life at the end of an age of grace and style. Built in 1908, the home reflects the charm of the Victorian era, with furnishings and decor reminiscent of the early 1900
St. Paul, NE Famous HomesIncluded on Howard County's historic church tour is the First Presbyterian Church, the oldest church in St. Paul. On October 26, 1879, the Reverend G.L. Little, missionary, met with 12
St. Paul, NE Historic ChurchesSt. Paul's Baseball Museum is devoted to illustrating the careers of 114 Major League Baseball players with Nebraska roots. All 114 players have made it to the Major Leagues of American Baseball. Five have been inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame: Grover Cleveland Alexander - 1938
St. Paul, NE MuseumsHoward County was established in 1871, the same year St. Paul was established and named the first county seat. In 1877 the first courthouse was built. By 1912 county officials were interested in replacing the aging building. Construction began in 1912
St. Paul, NE Historic CourthousesOccupied from 1770 to about 1810 or later, the Pike-Pawnee National Historic Landmark has been the subject of intense...