Local museum and historical archive.
Wild game collection exhibit including 100 full-body mounts and 50 head mounts. One of the largest private collections in the United States, including the coveted Big Five and Grand Slam, as well as animals from Africa, Europe, Australia and North America. Hours vary, also open by appt. Admission: $5 adults, $4 seniors, $3 children. 402-887-4212 or 402-929-0330
Plainview Historical Museum is in a brick depot built in 1880 by Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley Railroad. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. A variety of artifacts from Plainview's past are on display. Open May 1-Labor Day, Tue-Sun, 1-5pm; or by appt. Free.
Plainview Klown Doll Museum has CLOWNS. Or, rather, Klowns. Thousands of them. Surrounding you from every side, smiling those huge, exaggerated smiles and bearing their terrifyingly huge feet.
The Ponca Museum and Library houses artifacts, historical archives, a Tribal Library, and a Community Learning Center, and Culture Department offices.
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