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Nebraska–Sod House Museum (Gothenburg)

October 29, 2009

Located in Gothenburg, NE, this place makes a good pit stop as you head across Nebraska’s vastness. The Sod House Museum and World’s Largest Plow are a throwback to those weird and wonderful places in the middle of nowhere.
Free for everyone.

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Nebraska–Fort McPherson Campground (Maxwell)

October 27, 2009

Fort McPherson Campground got an A+ for economy and for hospitality (the owner drove us to a beautiful lookout point on the property), but a D for the showers in the bath house (in need of renovation). This place definitely deserves a “Mommy and Me seal” of approval, so I’d suggest staying in the lodge [...]

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Nebraska–The Avenue Grill Restaurant (Nebraska City)

October 23, 2009

Where else can you find a clawfoot tub (complete with bubbles and rubber ducky) that’s been transformed into a coffee table? The Avenue Grill knows how to treat families. The kids played in the two toy areas while the mommies sipped on coffee and ate delicious waffles.

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Nebraska–Arbor Day Farm Tree Adventure (Nebraska City)

October 20, 2009

Arbor Day started in Nebraska City and this is the place to climb to the top of a 50 foot tree house, hike through beautiful wooded trails, and play in the magical children’s area. Don’t forget to pick up your free tree commemorating your visit to Arbor Day Farm Tree Adventure.
Free for kids 2 and [...]

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Nebraska–Carhenge: A Tribute to Stonehenge on the Prairie (Alliance, NE)

June 16, 2009

Thirty-eight automobiles unite to make Carhenge, an artistic replication of Stonehenge. The artist’s father actually lived on the farm in England where Stonehenge stands.
Carhenge is way out there, but just keep following the signs.
http://www.carhenge.com/

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Nebraska–Harold Warp’s Pioneer Village

June 6, 2009

Man, this man could collect a bunch of stuff. Harold Warp’s Pioneer Village includes an auto museum, a toy collection, a recreated outdoor village with more stuff in each building. You can even watch presentations like the one we saw on broom-making. Not the most intriguing of subjects, but the broom-maker captured our attention with [...]

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Get Wild at Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo

June 2, 2009

As a St. Louisan, I always had access to an incredible–and free–zoo, but I have to say that Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo wins the prize for “Most Incredible and Stupendous Zoo.”
2009 Zoo Admission Fees

Children (2 and under):
FREE

Children (ages 3 – 11):
$7.75

Adults (ages 12 and over):
$11.50

Seniors (ages 62 and over):
$10.00

Even though admission is pricey, you get [...]

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