PAWNEE COUNTY HISTORY, Internet home for the honored past of Pawnee County, NEBRASKA
at the Simon house in old Pawnee City
"
I'm Strong For Chicago
!"
Arley Goodenkauf's Musical Career
the radio orchestra and big band era
Sheriffs & Court Houses
records, justice, and law enforcement
Irish McCalla & the Magic Window
the real Golden Years of television
Professor R. B. Thornton
he taught Pawnee County kids and Arlington Spangler Brugh
Kenneth Wherry
Pawnee County's man in Washington a half century ago
Lone Star School - 1952
those scholarly times in the Heart of the Universe
West Branch
a history presented in 1944 by Mrs. Ella Turnbull
Early History of Pawnee
a history presented in 1939 by Mrs. H. H. Bull
The Original Table Rock
Kim & Kris Vrtiska present Elsie Pepoon Sutton's report
Cincinnati School - 1905
school days in the early 20th Century
Cincinnati School - 1897-98
school days in the late 19th Century
Harold Lloyd
our grandparents could have seen him working in some movie theater
Pawnee City photos of olden times
how things appeared to be back around Y1.9K
The Zulu
Fred Wishart tells of riding one out of town on a rail in 1898
Frog Pond School
District 61 school kids more than a century ago
Mystery Photo
who are these people from old Pawnee?
Legend of the Table Rock
Kim Vrtiska presents a Table Rock Argus article from 1896
The Table Rock Opera House
Kim Vrtiska presents information about a Table Rock landmark
Summerfield
once they built a railroad and made it run right into Pawnee County
Albright & Wishart
a variety store in 1888 Pawnee City
Blizzard of 1888
talk about cold and snow like you've never seen
Dingus' Last Ride
on the road again in 1882
The Big Pawnee City Fire
blazing saddles in the ol' livery barn
Court House Repairs
being constructive around Pawnee County
Pawnee School, Pawnee County
1878 report of District 1 student attendance
Out of Scotland
they left the Auld World for the New
Tom "Bear River" Smith
Mr. Smith goes to Washington Street in Pawnee
Frederick William Koester's Story
presented by Donna Beck
Early Settlement
with old Mother Nature on the wild frontier
Reminiscences of Judd Percival
recollections of pioneer days in Pawnee County
Bunker Hill School Neighborhood
Kim Vrtiska presents 1939 recollections of settlers
William Brown Raper's Story
presented by Emily Brown
Table Rock's Table Rock
a rocky existence in the 19th Century
Prophetic thoughts of Will Smith
back to their future
Pawnee City Academy
book learning and schoolhousing for those formative years
© Pawnee County History website, 2001 updated: Friday, January 12, 2007