Clean, quiet campground near city park and downtown. 6 pads, full hook ups. Only $25/night and includes water, sewer, 30/50amp electric hook up, picnic table at site and shared grill in-between sites, and a dumb station at campground.
501 N. Broadway Ave | Hartington, NE | (402) 254-6353
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“The perfect venue for gatherings such as weddings, class reunions, graduations and holiday parties.
The Hotel Hartington was built in 1917 and after sitting vacant for many years was completely restored in 2018. The Hotel has a beautiful Speakeasy Bar, Historic Ballroom as well as 17 hotel rooms including a bridal suite and get-ready room. It is perfect for family events, weddings or get togethers and allows attendees to stay on site when needed.” ~Website Hotel Hartington
202 N. Broadway Ave. | Hartington, NE 68739 | (402)254-9202
George Shannon, the youngest and most educated in the Corps of Discovery, was lost for 16 days in the area of present day northeast Nebraska.
The Trail encompasses an area steeped in history, dotted with pioneer cemeteries and ghost towns.
The Nebraska communities involved are Bloomfield, Bow Valley, Center, Creighton, Crofton, Hartington, Lindy, Niobrara, St. Helena, St. James, Santee, Verdel, Verdigre, Wausa, Winnetoon, Wynot, and the Ponca and Santee Sioux Nations.
A National Park Service grant and donations from local banks contributed to the placing of sixteen wayside signs commemorating the life of George Shannon. Following the Lewis and Clark Expedition, he was wounded in a battle with the Arikara in a failed attempt to return the Mandan chief, Shekeke, to his village; his leg was subsequently amputated above the knee. He helped Nicholas Biddle prepare the first narrative account of the Expedition for publication. Shannon then became an attorney and circuit judge, served in the Kentucky and Missouri state legislatures and ran against Thomas Hart Benton in a bid for the U.S. Senate. He died at age 50.
See a piece of Nebraska heritage, Hartington’s 1937 fire engine and a horse-drawn hearse. The museum complex also includes a genuine log cabin and a carriage house for you to enjoy.
The museum and grounds are available for private events with a capacity of 20-40 persons. Capabilities can include a limited kitchen and tours.
304 West Franklin, just off Highway 57 | Hartington, NE | (402) 254-6397
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