State marker and grave in Indianola's city park for a Pawnee woman wounded at Massacre Canyon in 1873, reburied there in 1975.

Nebraska historical marker No. 473 at Pleasant Hill Cemetery, about the town that was the Saline County seat from 1871 to 1878.

Plum Creek Railroad Attack Historical Marker is on US Highway 30, 0.1 mile west of Road 430, west of Lexington.

Pole Creek Original Station Pony Express Marker stands in a pullout on the north side of US Highway 30, 1.5 miles east of County Route 117, about 4 miles east of Sidney.

On the south side of West Walker Road, 0.9 miles west of South Buffalo Bill Avenue, southwest of North Platte.

Markers at I-80 exit 85 in Chappell for the Lodgepole Creek valley (Pony Express, telegraph, railroad) and the 1944 B-24J bomber crash.

State historical marker in Palisade on the German POW side camp of 1944–45.

History Nebraska marker in Guide Rock on the Pawnee village that Zebulon Pike visited in 1806, a National Historic Landmark closed to the public.

Gap in the Wildcat Hills west of Gering that carried the Oregon Trail around Scotts Bluff until about 1850. Graves, trail markers and good springs.

History Nebraska marker on the Wall of History in Rushville's Main Street Park, telling how Rush Valley moved to the railroad in 1885.