Alliance (Nebraska)

Constructed in 1987 by Jim Reinders as a memorial to his father. A replica of England's Stonehenge, constructed out of vintage American automobiles painted gray. The site also hosts a number of other art pieces by Reinders and other artists.

This local history museum covers the history of human settlement in the sandhills region of Nebraska. Pioneer memorabilia, Native American artifacts, and railroad history are some of the highlights of the collection housed here.

This museum covers the history of the American soldier from the Revolutionary War to the modern battlefield. A large collection of artifacts, weapons, and memorabilia is on display. Most of the items were donated by people from western Nebraska.

An open air museum showcasing life at the turn of the 20th century. A dozen historical buildings, including a saloon and photograph studio, are decorated as they would have been during their heyday. A Fall Festival is held the third weekend in September. This event hosts bake sales, competitions and indigenous dancers.

At one time encompassing almost 500,000 acres (2,000 km²) and 60,000 head of cattle, the Spade is one of Nebraska's oldest and most expansive ranches. The ranch continues to operate as a traditional open grazing ranch. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

The local 3-screen movie theater with a 1950s design. Offers matinees on Sunday. Shows old classics as well as the latest blockbusters.