KEY: See & Do Eat Stay than 200 trees, shrubs and flowers extend from 7th St. to the Missouri River along the Governor Furnas Connector Trail. The trail links with the Steamboat Trace Trail. Featured is a life-sized sculpture of Governor Furnas. Lone Tree Saloon Home Decor & Gift 100 Main St. / The 164-year-old Lone Tree Saloon has been under renovation and will be ready for visi-tors spring 2019! Originally built as a saloon, referenced in Willa Cather’s journal entries and a favorite water-ing hole of Jessie James! Step back in time and marvel at the Gothic architecture. The Loren Entz Studio & Gallery lorenentz.com / 117 Main St. (406) 647-8333 / As a member of the Cowboy Artists of America, Loren specializes in Western, wildlife and landscape paintings. Growing up in rural Kansas, Loren could often be found drawing during breaks from farm life. He made his first sale on a drawing of a cutting horse in action to a neighbor for 10 cents. Mary’s Emporium brownville-ne.com/boutiques---shops.html / 313 Main St. / (402) 825-1240 / Handmade estate and new jewelry are the hidden gems of Mary’s Emporium. Located on Main Street in a historic home, treasures abound. Meriwether Lewis Dredge and Missouri River History Museum lewisdredge.org / Recreation area just S. of Brownville Bridge / (402) 825-3341 / Recreation area just S. of Brownville Bridge, a restored sidewheeler dredge used on the Missouri River. Open mid-May -mid-Oct., Sat. -Sun, 1 -4 p.m., or by appt. Admission: $3 adults; $1 ages 6-12. Handicapped-accessible lower deck. New Earth Clay Pottery Corner of 4th & Main Sts. / (402) 825-4915 / Hand-thrown pottery, both wood-and gas-fired. Beautiful work designed to be both artistic and functional. Open Mid-May -Nov. 402-362-4575 The Next Chapter brownville-ne.com / 123 Main St. / (402) 326-2449 / The Next Chapter is a place you can come in and read, write, sketch, relax and enjoy some alone time or each other. Available for purchase are books, Alexa Pulitzer stationary, cards, sketch pads and art supplies. In a world filled with technology, go back to the art of sending a letter. VisitNebraska.com 109
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