Nebraska Prairie Museum

Holdrege, Nebraska (NE), US

The POW guard tower is a replica of the tower that stood at Camp Atlanta. Other out buildings on the property include a Lutheran Church, windmill, one room school house, and the newly acquired Sam Anderson farm house that has recently been fully restored.

Antique automobiles and agricultural equipment show the role that technological advancement has played in our lifestyles in the past, present and will continue in the future. Extensive collections of prairie history are on display. Vintage clothing, home and business period rooms, glassware, quilts, and Indian artifacts.

Nebraska Prairie Museum

Holdrege, Nebraska (NE), US

From www.nebraskaprairie.org:

One of the features that sets this museum apart from other museums is our unique POW display. German POW's were housed at Camp Atlanta (just South of Holdrege) during W.W. II. These prisoners told stories of their exceptional treatment and lifelong friendships that developed through the adversity of war.

The POW guard tower is a replica of the tower that stood at Camp Atlanta. Other out buildings on the property include a Lutheran Church, windmill, one room school house, and the newly acquired Sam Anderson farm house that has recently been fully restored.

Antique automobiles and agricultural equipment show the role that technological advancement has played in our lifestyles in the past, present and will continue in the future. Extensive collections of prairie history are on display. Vintage clothing, home and business period rooms, glassware, quilts, and Indian artifacts.

Museums - History
Links: www.nebraskaprairie.org
By: AlbinoFlea