Entries Containing All of the Phrases «brown county» AND «nebraska»

By Dawn Bowen, July 26, 2008

Lakeland Sod High School Marker

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1 ► Nebraska, Brown County, Johnstown — 236 — Lakeland Sod High School —

Lakeland High School was constructed 20 miles south of this site by ranchers from several rural school districts during the summer of 1934. School began that September with 11 students. Constructed of prairie sod, with a sod roof supported by pole . . . — — Map (db m9623) HM

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2 ► Nebraska, Antelope County, Neligh — Trails, Rails, and Roads: Lifelines of a Mill —

A Route and a Power Source: The Elkhorn Valley The Elkhorn Valley was a natural travel corridor into north-central and western Nebraska. Water, wood, and grass provided people and animals the critical resources to move overland wagons. Travel . . . — — Map (db m159076) HM

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3 ► Minnesota, Sibley County, Henderson — Meet Joseph R. Brown — A major public figure in early Minnesota (1820-1870) —

In 1852, Joseph R. Brown founded the town of Henderson after a 32-year career as a soldier at frontier outposts, fur trader, experimental farmer, justice of the peace, speculator, lumberman, lobbyist and legislator, transportation agent and . . . — — Map (db m72373) HM

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