Stoddard Area Cameras
Former town · Thayer County · post office 1886–1934
About Stoddard
Stoddard was a railroad stop in southern Thayer County, about 5 miles north of Chester and 6 miles south of Hebron, on the Burlington line that ran between them. The name survives as a county precinct; the map point is approximate.
History
Stoddard grew up as a depot on the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy branch between Hebron and Chester, and its post office opened in 1886. In 1917 it was described as a post office on the Burlington 6 miles south of Hebron, with a grain warehouse. The area had its own St. Paul's Lutheran congregation, whose records are held by History Nebraska. The post office closed in 1934.
Nearby towns
| Chester | about 5 mi south | US 81 |
| Hebron | about 6 mi north-northeast | US 81 |
| Deshler | about 7 mi west-northwest | County roads |
| Hubbell | about 8 mi southeast | County roads |
Things to see
Chester, about 5 mi south · Hebron, about 6 mi north
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