The Oto tribe signed an 1854 treaty relinquishing their territory west of the Missouri River except for a 250-square-mile reservation in the Blue River basin. This village and agency, near present-day Barneston, became the center of Oto culture in Nebraska, and is now listed on the
Barneston, NE National RegisterNebraska's Hands-On Science Center featuring interactive exhibits, demonstrations and theater programs for all ages. Named fo...
Eugene Manlove Rhodes was born in a double log, "dugtrot" cabin in Tecumseh on January 19, 1869. At the time, hi...
Two counties in southeast Nebraska are bisected by one of the nation's oldest highways - US 81, also known as the Pan America...