Two-story brick school built in Venango in 1921, closed after 2001; National Register 2018. Private; view from the street.

Walnut Creek Public Use Area is at 2433 County Road C in Crete.

Life-size Swedish Dala horse at the northeast entrance to Wausa, a symbol of the village's Swedish heritage.

Limestone church of 1870–71 that housed Weeping Water Academy (1885–1914) and the library (1917–2011); part of a National Register district.

Filling station built in Trenton in 1921, on the National Register since 2002 and owned by the county historical society.

The Wild West Soap Box Derby runs one of only 23 dedicated soap box derby tracks in the United States, on North Spruce Street in Ogallala, as a licensed partner of the International Soap Box Derby.

Tiny 1907 village jail in Winnetoon, built for $37 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1995.

The World's Largest Covered Porch Swing hangs in Roosevelt Park at 5th St and Jefferson Ave in Hebron.

The Wright Morris Boyhood Home at 304 D St was built in 1893; author and photographer Wright Morris lived here until 1919.

Czech fraternal hall and opera house of 1913 in Clarkson, on the National Register and still used for Czech Days dances.