Eiker Park in Big Springs has state markers for the 1877 Sam Bass train robbery, the Phelps Hotel and the Waterman Sod House.

Seward County Courthouse Square Historic District covers downtown Seward around the 1905 courthouse, roughly bounded by Jackson, 7th and South Streets.

Marker near Brownson for the Sioux Ordnance (later Army) Depot, which stored ammunition on 19,771 acres from 1942 to 1967.

The Site of Red Cloud Indian Agency marker stands on the south side of U.S. 20, 1.3 miles west of 1st Street in Crawford.

The Skala Timber House in Battle Creek, Nebraska, is a Czech-American timber house built by 1869 and the only known example of post-and-panel construction in Nebraska.

Marker at a small rest stop on NE 27 just north of NE 2 at Ellsworth about Bartlett Richards's Spade Ranch, about 500,000 acres by 1900.

History Nebraska marker 106 on US 20 southwest of Newport: the hay valley, the 1904 prairie fire and Nebraska's first roadside rest area.

Nebraska historical marker No. 48 on NE 103 northwest of DeWitt, telling the story of Swan City, Saline County's first county seat.

State historical marker east of Haigler where Texas herds were delivered for the drive north to Ogallala; pioneer burial site.

The Death of Baptiste Garnier historical marker at 2nd and Main streets in Crawford marks where "Little Bat" Garnier, chief of the Fort Robinson scouts, was shot by a bartender on December 16, 1900.