Wooden grain elevator of about 1890 in Ithaca, owned by the Smith family since 1972 and on the National Register.

Jail built in the mid-1890s of green river rock on Bloomington's old courthouse square, from the town's years as county seat.

The 1920 steel water tower in Oshkosh, saved by residents after it was retired and listed on the National Register in 2019.

About 12 miles of horse and hiking loops on Corps land south of Harlan County Lake, from the Alma Vista trailhead.

Roadside business site of the 1920s and 1930s on US 6 in Chase County; National Register 2011.

Forty-five mostly Italianate brick buildings on one of Nebraska's oldest commercial streets; on the National Register since 1985.

1913 camelback pony truss over Prairie Dog Creek south of Orleans, near the Kansas line; National Register.

Czech fraternal lodge hall of the Western Bohemian Fraternal Association at Morse Bluff, on the National Register.

1884 Czech fraternal lodge hall at Pishelville, northwest of Verdigre, on the National Register of Historic Places.

Railside Green Arboretum is an arboretum and public garden in Schuyler, Nebraska.