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HAROLD WARP
PIONEER
4.
VILLAGE
MINDEN
NEB.
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1-Main Display Building containing hun-
dreds of items of historical interest.
2-Elm Creek Fort from Cowles, Nebraska.
3-Pioneer Store shelves bulging with
early-day merchandise.
4-Government Land Office-moved stone
by stone from Bloomington, Nebraska.
5-Firehouse containing early-day fire fight-
ing equipment and fire engines.
6-The Lowell Depot-Western terminus of
the Burlington Railroad in the 187C's.
7-Grom School
8-Sod House building site.
9-The China Shop containing hundreds of
articles of rare china.
10-Saint Paul Lutheran Church-The first
church constructed in Minden in 1884.
11-The Agricultural building contains farm
implements showing their development.
12-Homes and Shops- contains kitchens
of 1830, 1860, 1890, 1910, and 1930, as
well as harness shop, print shop, doc-
tor's office, barber shop, toy shop, and
other exhibits.
-one of the rapidly dis-
appearing country schools.
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HAROID WAR
HAROLD WARP PIONEER VILLAGE
10,000 items in 12 build-
-۲۲
ings on 2 city blocks,
showing man's progress
over the past 120 years.
132 Miles West of Lincoln on U. S. 6
PIONEER VILLAGE
MINDEN
NEB.
