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THE HAROLD WARP PIONEER VILLAGE Minden, Nebraska
12 Miles Straight South of
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Here You Can See How America Grew
THIS HUGE DISPLAY IS SO ARRANGED THAT YOU CAN COVER ITS ENTIRE 3 BLOCK AREA AND SEE EVERYTHING BY WALKING LESS THAN ONE MILE.
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THE HAROLD WARP
PIONEER VILLAGE
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Minden, Nebraska
Clockwise Around the Village Green ... 12 houses over 500 agricultural implements in
AGRICULTURAL BUILDING: Two story building
MAIN BUILDING: More than 10,000 items in order of development, that helped build our
this building alone, showing the development vast agricultural economy.
of transportation, musical instruments, lighting.
guns, money, radio and TV, movies, communi 13 during the horse and buggy days, this huge
LIVERY STABLE: Originally built in Minden
cations, many other facets of life-all arranged
in chronological order.
two story building houses saddles, harness, fly
nets and horse drawn rigs galore.
ELM CREEK FORT: A two-story log building,
built in 1869 in Webster County, Nebraska 14 feet long, housing approximately 150 antique
ANTIQUE AUTO BUILDING: Two stories, 265
both as a dwelling and as a community fort
against Indian attack. The interior is authen- autos and trucks, showing evolution of cars
tically furnished.
still made.
THE PEOPLE'S STORE: Replica of a general 15 ANTIQUE TRACTOR BUILDING: Largest collec-
merchandise store that served the Stamford, tion in the country - showing complete devel-
Nebraska, area in the pioneer era, completely opment of farm tractors.
stocked with by-gone items.
HOMES AND SHOPS BUILDING: Authentic
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BLOOMINGTON LAND OFFICE: Moved from its
restorations of early day kitchens of each gen-
original location in Franklin County, Nebraska, eration, music shop, doctor's office, print shop.
this building actually served pioneers filing drug store, barber shop; many others.
their homestead claims. It contains early maps,
old land records.
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HORSE BARN: Typical pioneer barn, moved
from Warp homestead 9 miles south of Minden.
FIRE HOUSE: The development of fire-fighting
equipment, from hand cart to modern trucks, 18 PONY EXPRESS STATION: Authentic log build-
is here. It also houses an old Jail.
ing, moved to Pioneer Village from Bridgeport,
Nebraska, where it originally served as Pump-
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LOWELL DEPOT: From 1872 to 1882, this build- kinseed relay station to the Black Hills.
ing was the western terminus of_the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy railroad. Two early-day 19 PONY EXPRESS BARN: Authentically recon-
displayed in
, with historic .
7 GROM SCHOOL. An authentic rural school 20 HOME APPLIANCE BUILDING:. To make
19th 20th
mother's workday easier — it houses evolution
furnished with original desks, books, stove, of washing machines, stoves, refrigerators,
water pail, etc.
bathtubs, etc.
8 SOP HOUSE: Authentic replica of the little 21 HOBBY HOUSE: Absorbing collections of dolls
old sod shanty on the plains," completely fur-
, buttons, trivetsmany items.
nished.
9 it now houses fascinating collections of China
CHINA SHOP: Originally a rural school house, 22 CHOW HOUSE: Serving coffee, ice cream,
candy and soft drinks
carried .
pottery west inglasverend Wagencious keepsakes 23 PIONEER MOTEL: 66 modern units at reason-
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CHURCH: Built in 1884, the first church in
Minden, by St. Paul Lutheran congregation. 24 PIONEER RESTAURANT: Serving fine foods for
Equipped with original pews, pulpit, organ, etc.
fastidious folks at popular prices.
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MERRY-GO-ROUND: Oldest in the U.S., steam 25 CAMP GROUNDS: For visitors to the Pioneer
powered. Rides on Sundays are still 5¢.
Village, with Showers and Facilities.
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