The International Quilt Studies and Museum is located in Lincoln, NE

More than 2,000 clown dolls from around the world delight visitors at the Klown Doll Museum in Plainview (pop. 1,353), which celebrates “Klown Days” each June.

Legend has it that the American West begins at the intersection of 13th and O streets in Lincoln. A large brick star marks the spot.

“Nebraska marble” was the name jokingly given to the sturdy slabs of compacted sod used to build many pioneer homes, which were called “soddies.”