Circa 1901, Buffalo County, Nebraska. N.C. Dunlap, ex-cowboy, graduate of Nebraska Agricultural School and foreman on Watson Ranch. Dunlap is dressed to participate in an old settlers day parade. He appeared with horns on his head and the hooves up his sleeves as the only real "cow-boy" at the event. Solomon D. Butcher [Nebraska State Historical Society - nbhips 12638] http://www.loc.gov #American #History #Nebraska
Winter scene of a snow-covered hillside with a farm below.
Bird's-eye map over the Mississippi River of Fountain City. Paddle steamers and steamboats are on the river, and bluffs are in the background.
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The Kearney Public Library is delivering books across Buffalo County with its new bookmobile.
Photographs by Marlitta H. Perkins
FOUNTAIN CITY — Standing in the center of a circle of massive granite stones, one can feel very small, as if just a speck on this planet. It’s a feeling
Buffalo plaid, country, bells, burlap, Christmas
This photo was used on the cover of WNY LocalEdge Phone Book. They didn't have the courtesy to inform me or give me photo credits. CLASSLESS!
If you’re cool with cold weather, know exactly what Dyngus Day is and have ever scaled the side of a grain elevator, you’re probably from Buffalo.
Storage Area showing the two-block view of the Library.
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Lake Michigan light house-Image by Darris Howe
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Take on the waves at City Beach, learn about railroad history at a museum and enjoy an ice cream cone at Oink's Dutch Treat alongside Lake Michigan in New Buffalo.
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This courthouse was built in 1879 and was designed by the firm of Martin, Byrnes, & Johnston. In 1883 the county seat was moved to Abilene. This structure now functions as a museum. It was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1978. The small community of Buffalo Gap has a beautiful location among the mesas and escarpments of central Taylor County. It was once very important for cattle drivers who used the natural gap, for which the town was named, as a pass through which to transport livestock from the south on the ranch trails that led to Kansas.
