Starting in 1900, Carrie Nation became a household name for her fanatical opposition to alcohol. Read more about Nation’s crusade.
History & Culture
How tuberculosis ended public spitting
During the late 19th century, spittoons became a common feature of saloons, hotels, stores, banks and other places where adult men gathered.
Shot Down in World War II
U.S. Navy Ensign John Doyle’s chances of surviving World War II seemed bleak on Nov. 25, 1944, in the South China Sea.
The Baysdorfers – Nebraska’s First Aviators
On Nov. 21, 1910, Charles Baysdorfer became the first Nebraskan pilot and the first to fly a Nebraska-built plane.
A History of the Pawnee Scouts
An estimated 1,000 Pawnees served as military allies of the United States between 1864 and 1877, and their military service will be honored.
Volunteer Spotlight – Fort Atkinson
Reenactor Bob Baker shares insight on his 30 years of being a living history volunteer at Fort Atkinson State Historical Park.