A production of the Lincoln County Historical Museum and features antique farm implements and practices, as well as many of the practices used in making a home by the first pioneers of the area. Reenactors in period costumes. Usually held in conjunction with NebraskaLand Days.
100 ft tower with two observation decks overlooking Bailey Yard, the world's largest railroad classification yard at 2,850 acres.
Once the home of Buffalo Bill, now a historical park. Covering 25 acres, this park contains a mansion built in 1886, original outbuildings, and the original barn.
Volunteer run museum with both indoor exhibits and open air portions. Features turn of the century buildings and 19th century log cabins. Has an exhibit on the North Platte Canteen, a volunteer operation serving food to more than 5 million US troops during the Second World War.