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Arbor Lodge State Historical Park

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Arbor Lodge State Historical Park

Location: In Nebraska City.
Facilities: Arbor Lodge Museum, modern restrooms, picnic areas and shelter, trail, arboretum.
Special Features: A stately, 52-room, neo-colonial mansion, Arbor Lodge was completed in 1903 by Joy Morton, founder of the Morton Salt Company. House and grounds were donated to the state in 1923 to be preserved as a monument to Joy's father, J. Sterling Morton, the founder of Arbor Day. Furnishings in the mansion are authentic, and a collection of antique carriages and wagons is displayed in the carriage house.
Address: PO Box 15
Nebraska City, NE 68410
Phone: 402-873-7222;
Web: www.ngpc.state.ne.us/parks/guides/parksearch/findpark.asp
Size: 72 acres.

See other parks in Nebraska.


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An exceptional man''s life is displayed at Arbor Lodge State Historical Park that starts from 1855''s two room set to a more developed 52 room mansion of J.
In 1996, some of the most popular places were Fort Robinson State Park (355,000 visitors), Scotts Bluff National Monument (132,166), Arbor Lodge State Historical Park & Museum (100,000), Carhenge (86,598), Stuhr Museum of the Prairie Pioneer (60,002), and Buffalo Bill Ranch State Historical Park (28,446).
An exceptional man''s life is displayed at Arbor Lodge State Historical Park that starts from 1855''s two room set to a more developed 52 room mansion of J.
 
 
 
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