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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Platte County
Columbus is the county seat for Platte County
Adjacent to Platte County, Nebraska
1 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Columbus — 139 — Agricultural Park —  |
| 2 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Columbus — 424 — Andrew Jackson Higgins (1886-1952) — |
| 3 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Columbus — 522 — Camp Platte — |
| 4 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Columbus — Columbus Area Business Hall of Fame Inducted 2006 — |
| 5 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Columbus — Columbus Area Business Hall of Fame Inducted 2007 — |
| 6 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Columbus — Columbus Area Business Hall of Fame Inducted 2008 — |
| 7 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Columbus — Columbus Area Business Hall of Fame Founders Inducted 2010 — |
| 8 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Columbus — Columbus Area Business Hall of Fame Inducted 2009 — |
| 9 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Columbus — Columbus Area Business Hall of Fame Inducted 2010 — |
| 10 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Columbus — Columbus Area Business Hall of Fame Inducted 2011 — |
| 11 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Columbus — 521 — Columbus Powerhouse — |
| 12 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Columbus — Commemorating Loup Fork Ferry 1856 -1939 — |
| 13 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Columbus — Congregational Church Bell Linwood, Nebraska — |
| 14 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Columbus — Discovering the Colorful History of Columbus Commemorating Columbus Sesquicentennial 1856-2006 By Artist/Designer David Reiser — |
| 15 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Columbus — 523 — Frank Zybach Inventor of the Center Pivot Irrigation Machine — |
| 16 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Columbus — Glur's Tavern National Historic Site — |
| 17 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Columbus — Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Bell — |
| 18 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Columbus — In Memory of Veterans 1898 - 1902 — |
| 19 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Columbus — Korean War Veterans Memorial "Lest We Forget" — |
| 20 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Columbus — Nielsen Chevrolet and Buick Co. — |
| 21 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Columbus — North Branch, Oregon Trail — |
| 22 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Columbus — Sacred Heart Catholic Church Bell Cornlea, Nebraska — |
| 23 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Columbus — St. Bernard Catholic Church Bell St. Bernard Township, Nebraska — |
| 24 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Columbus — St. Bernard Catholic Church Bell St. Bernard Township, Nebraska — |
| 25 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Columbus — St. Bernard Catholic Church Bell St. Bernard Township, Nebraska — |
| 26 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Columbus — St. Mary's Catholic Church Bell Linwood, Nebraska — |
| 27 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Columbus — St. Michael's Catholic Church Bell Tarnov, Nebraska — |
| 28 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Columbus — The Columbus Quincentenary Belltower — |
| 29 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Columbus — 100 — The North Brothers — |
| 30 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Columbus — The Road to Zion — |
| 31 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Columbus — 305 — The Villasur Expedition 1720 — |
| 32 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Columbus — United Methodist Church Bell Nelson, Nebraska — |
| 33 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Columbus — United Methodist Church Bell Surprise, Nebraska — |
| 34 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Cornlea — 485 — Granville Cemetery — |
| 35 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Duncan — Bicentennial In Memoriam 1776 - 1976 — |
| 36 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Duncan — 127 — Duncan 1871 - 1971 — |
| 37 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Duncan — Duncan Veterans Memorial — |
| 38 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Duncan — Gardiner School Platte County School District No. 8 — |
| 39 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Duncan — Lincoln Highway — |
| 40 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Duncan — 462 — The Lincoln Highway - Gardiner Station Section — |
| 41 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Lindsay — Dedicated to the Irish Settlers Lindsay Centennial 1888-1988 — |
| 42 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Lindsay — 520 — The Zimmerers Irrigation Innovators — |
| 43 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Monroe — 318 — West Hill Community — |
| 44 ► Nebraska, Platte County, Platte Center — 431 — Alfred Maximilian Gruenther 1899-1983 — |