The 1864 Indian Raids state historical marker on Highway 14, about 9 miles north of Nelson near Deweese, tells of the August 1864 Sioux, Cheyenne and Arapaho raids along the Oregon Trail and the Little Blue River.
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Nelson, NE 68961
The 1887 Barracks Row at Fort Robinson State Park is a row of historic cavalry barracks built in 1887, preserved as part of the fort complex that played a key role in the Indian Wars era of northwestern.
History Nebraska marker on NE 2 at Antioch, where five potash plants and about 2,000 people boomed from 1916 to 1921; the ruins are on the National Register.
Boot Hill Cemetery, at West 10th Street and Parkhill Drive in Ogallala, was the cemetery of the cowtown era of the 1870s and 1880s, when many were buried with their boots on in canvas sacks under wooden headboards.
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