/ SOUTHEAST / Shickley Cafe hall was moved to town in 1984. Open by appt. Donation. The historic Belle Prairie Township Hall, jail and Strang School are nearby. visitfillmorecounty.org / 213 N. Market St. / (402) 627-2735 Enjoy delicious homemade meals and smoked meats at Shickley’s Cafe and Smokehouse in downtown Shickley. Nuckolls County Museum Stockholm Swedish Lutheran Church STROMSBURG Buckley Park Campground stromsburgnebraska.com / S. Hwy. 81 (110 Buckley Park) (402) 764-8228 / Close to business district. New pool opened in 2012 with shower facilities. New playground equipment added 2014. Sand volleyball, tennis court, ball fields and basketball courts available. Biking/hiking trail to downtown Stromsburg’s unique shops. nuckollscountymuseum.org 612 E. 6th / (402) 879-4144 Preserving the past for the future in a 10-building complex. American Indian artifacts, military displays, history of Lady Evelyn Vestey and a display of the largest model airplane collection in the state. history from an old brick factory to a Civil War monument. TECUMSEH Johnson County Historical Society johnsoncountyhistorical .wordpress.com / 289 Clay St. (402) 853-3614 / Corner of 3rd & Clay Sts. visitfillmorecounty.org / 2 1/2 mi. W. of Shickley / (402) 759-4910 National Register of Historic Places, Marker 399. The church, built in 1900 at a cost of $3,549, has a 70-foot steeple and Gothic Revival detailing. Its red roof can be seen for miles. Inside hangs a large painting by Professor Oloaf Gratstom. Call for appt. Superior Country Club superiorcountryclub.com / 3628 Rd. E. / (402) 879-3146 / Provides a creative layout that incorporates the creek and plateau-ringed valley. The large, comfortable clubhouse serves as the gathering place for post-round celebration. Wirth Brothers Lake nemahanrd.org / 62161 Hwy. 136 (402) 335-3325 / An 89-acre recrea-tion area with 34-acre lake. TOBIAS Lone Star Recreation Area littlebluenrd.org / 2 1/2 mi. W., 1/2 mi. S. of Tobias / (402) 759-4910 Fishing, camping, picnicking and hiking areas. Electrical, tents and water hookups. Superior Estates Winery SHUBERT Indian Cave State Park outdoornebraska.gov/indiancave 65296 720th Rd. / (402) 883-2575 / Park offers exceptional hiking and biking opportunities, horseback rides, boat ramp and RV camping. Park permit required. Camping fee charged. The Rose Colored Glass therosecoloredglass.com / 403 Commercial St. / (402) 764-8299 Features a Nebraska wine-tasting bar, tables and chairs and comfortable, overstuffed leather furniture next to a beautiful fireplace. superiorestateswinery.com 200 W. 15th St. / (402) 879-3001 As the process begins in the vineyard, the buildings began with the earth. Craftsman details, colors and forms were chosen to create an environment to experience and appreciate the work that goes into making a premium wine. Willard L. Meyer Recreation Area (Lower Big Blue NRD) Spindle, Shuttle and Needle spindleshuttleandneedle.com 117 E. 4th St. / (402) 405-1971 Offers spinning, weaving and other textile art supplies. We specialize in top-quality Icelandic wool, fine yarn for weaving and knitting, knitting and crocheting accessories and Glimakra looms and accessories. SYRACUSE Otoe County Museum of Memories ocgsne.org/index.php/research/ museum / 366 Poplar St. / (402) 269-2355 / The Otoe County Museum of Memories consists of three buildings. The main building is the former First Lutheran Church, dedicated Nov. 20, 1881. Five dis-play rooms have been created in the church: an old-time butcher shop, a carriage room, a country store, a loom room and a doctor’s office. SPRAGUE Bluestem State Recreation Area outdoornebraska.gov/bluestem 2 1/2 mi. W. of Sprague / (402) 796-2362 / This 742-acre area has great spots for picnicking, camping and other activities, making it a perfect place for a close-to-home getaway. Anglers especially enjoy Bluestem, which has a 325-acre lake. lbbnrd.net / 650 Co. Rd. R / (402) 228-3402 / 195 acres of fishing, boating, swimming, camping, picnicking and many other outdoor activities. The area includes 23 electric camper pads. Fees are $10 for electric and $5 for non-electric/ tents. UNION Union Orchard unionorchard.com / 2405 S. US Hwy. 75 / (402) 263-4845 / A fun atmosphere for family outings. The orchard’s kitchen offers a delicious assortment including pies, turnovers, doughnuts and apple-smoked sau-sage. Fresh-grown apples, peaches, rhubarb, strawberries, pumpkin, squash, jellies, honey and more are available at our country store. SUPERIOR Crazy Woman Lodge, LLC crazywomanlodge.us / 339 Rd. 3550 / (402) 879-5757 Remodeled log-sided barn in a beautiful woodland setting just 1 mi. from the Republican River. Modern amenities in a rustic setting. Our lodge accommodates families, businessmen and anyone wanting a quiet retreat. Syracuse, Nebraska STEELE CITY Historic Steele City historicejeffersoncounty.org Various locations throughout town / (402) 729-5131 / Platted in 1873, Steele City was a bustling and prosperous railroad town. The town’s history has been preserved in four sites including a blacksmith shop, 1902 livery barn, 1882 Baptist church and the Exchange Bank museum. Sites are open to the public during Living History weekends. Tours by appt. gosyracusene.com / 320 5th St., Ste. 201 TABLE ROCK The Museums of Table Rock tablerockhistoricalsociety.com 412 Houston St. / (402) 839-3003 For 50 years, Table Rock has been known as the Museum Town, featur-ing nine different museums. Included is an 1893 Opera House, 1877 St. John’s Catholic Church, newspaper museum, country schoolhouse, 1854 log cabin, veteran’s museum, Czech museum, farm machinery museum and the Pioneer Museum. VALPARAISO Pine Crest Farms B&B bbonline.com/ne/pinecrest 2550 Co. Rd. A / (402) 784-6461 Beautiful views, an in-ground pool, outstanding gourmet breakfasts and friendly innkeepers make this B&B a great spot for your special getaway. Husker football weekends which in-clude game tickets are available. The Dawg House Bistro STRANG Bubba’s Anytime Strang Museum visitfillmorecounty.org / 313 Main / (402) 759-4840 fillmorecounty.org / 6 blks. off US Hwy. 81 / (402) 759-0120 Housed in the former Hamilton Township Hall built in 1889. The 126 VisitNebraska.com modernretroplaza.club / 410 N. Central / (402) 879-1134 / Out in the rain? We’ve got you covered! The Dawg House is a great place to kick back and unwind. Escape the day or accelerate your evening! See you there! Lincoln Park Campground Village of Table Rock Red Cedar Lake Wildlife Management Area cityofsuperior.org / 840 W. 4th St. / (402) 879-4713 / Camping facilities are located in the park along with picnic shelters, playground area, horseshoe pits, sand volleyball, disc golf, a pond for catch-and-release fishing and exercise equipment! tablerockhistoricalsociety.com Grand St. / (402) 839-3003 The Village of Table Rock, incor-porated in 1860, offers a peek into small-town history. The Public Square Historic District features a square dedicated in 1882 and buildings dating back to the 1880s. All around the town are remnants of lpsnrd.org / 6 mi. N., 2 mi. W. of Valparaiso / (402) 476-2729 / Red Cedar Lake Wildlife Management Area has 175 total acres and 51 lake acres. There are two access roads off of Co. Rd. H. Tent camping is allowed. No entry fee or permit re-quired. State game permits required. A new boat ramp (no-wake boating) was installed in 2017.
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