KEY: See & Do Eat Stay are available at each town. The Charles L. Warner Equestrian Trail parallels the trail. LINCOLN CHILDREN’S MUSEUM, LINCOLN Moran’s Liquor Works moransliquor.com / 3400 A St. (402) 475-8814 / Moran’s is a locally owned liquor store specializing in beer, wine and spirits. In 2016, we added a Growler Shop & Tasting Room. You can now enjoy a revolv-ing selection of 12 draft beers as a pint, flight or growler. We provide the best of what’s new, seasonal and most importantly, delicious. Motel 6 motel6.com/reservations/ motel_detail.aspx?num=4872 6501 N. 28th St. / (402) 438-4700 Free fax service, smoke-free facility. Free morning coffee. Up to two pets stay free. National Museum of Roller Skating rollerskatingmuseum.com 4730 South St. / (402) 483-7551 The National Museum of Roller Skating is committed to enriching people’s lives by increasing their understanding and enjoyment of roller skating’s past. Exhibits, skates, costumes, films, artwork and other memorabilia from 1819 to present. Open Mon. -Fri., 9 a.m. -5 p.m. Closed holidays. Free. Nebraska High School Sports Hall of Fame nebhalloffame.org / 500 Charleston St. / (402) 476-4767 The Nebraska High School Sports Hall of Fame is located in the NSAA building. The 7,000 SF of interactive exhibit space features games, touch screens, artifacts and the Hall of Honor. Our mission is to “Honor the Past and Inspire the Future.” Open Mon., Wed. and Fri., 10 a.m. -4 p.m., or by appt. Nebraska History Museum history.nebraska.gov / 131 Cen-tennial Mall N. / (402) 471-4782 Many people and cultures have made Nebraska their home. Come see fascinating artifacts and hear amazing stories from our rich past. Regular hours are Mon. -Fri., 10 a.m. -5:30 p.m.; Sat., 1 -5:30 p.m. Closed Sunday and state holidays. CELEBRATE FARM LIFE THROUGH THE SEASONS! Featuring demos with antique equipment & a farm to explore! Great food, music and living history activities at every event! PLANTING FESTIVAL JUNE 8 SUMMER FAIR AUGUST 10 HARVEST FESTIVAL OCTOBER 12 CHRISTMAS ON THE FARM DECEMBER Nebraska State Historical Society Library and Archives nebraskahistory.org / 1500 R St. (402) 471-4751 / The Nebraska State Historical Society Reference Room can help you find your place in history! Photographs, documents and other resources can help you fix up an old house or uncover ances-tors. The library and archives include atlases, maps, genealogies and the largest collection of Nebraska newspapers. Find details at www.livinghistoryfarm.org CREDITS: NEBRASKALAND MAGAZINE/NEBRASKA GAME AND PARKS COMMISSION VisitNebraska.com 119