Harold Warp Pioneer Village

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HAROLD WARP PIONEER 4005-B VILLAGE INDEN NES ON Aerial view of the Harold Warp Pioneer Village, Minden, Nebras- ka. Located 130 miles west of Lincoln, on U. S. 6 and U. S. 34, or 14 miles south of U. S. 30 near Kearney. It covers 10 acres. There are 20 buildings that house 20,000 items of historical interest. February 28, 1974 Dear Teacher: Nebraska Commissioner of Education, Cecil E. Stanley, has indicated his appreciation of the educational value found in school group visits to Pioneer Village and Nebraska museums. He is particularly concerned, however, that these activities be planned as educational experiences and that they have the approval of the local school board and/or the Superintendent of Schools if the day is to be counted as a school day. All historical items at the Pioneer Village are arranged in their chronological order of development. A placard is attached to each item, therefore, a guide is unneces- sary. We request that pupils stay with their teacher or sponsor at all times while in the buildings and on the grounds, for this should be an educational trip. Students should find this truly a day of schooling they will long remember. Special school group admissions are 50¢ each for students of 6 years to 16 years of age. Students 16 years and older and adults accompanying students will be $1.50 each. (Regular admission is $2.00 for adults and 75¢ each for children from 6 to 16 years of age.) Passes will be given to go out to eat if you wish to spend all day here. The Pioneer restaurant is within easy walking distance and we also have a picnic area where the children can eat their lunch when the weather permits. Sincerely yours, Ruby Warp Nielsen, Co-Manager Pub. by Harold Warp's Pioneer Village, Minden, Nebraska MINDER MADE P WEET NYACE, M. Y. 3N' FEE 28 AM 1974 68959 WAKEFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOL Murl R. Beller, Supt. UNITED STATES C Box 98 Wakefield, Nebraska 68784 THAT TEL