Portraits of Nebraska
Subtitle: great places to live, fun places to visit!
By: [Tom Schmitt, project director ; John Bridge, creative design editor].
Contributors: Schmitt, Tom, 1952-; Bridge, John, 1968-
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: Nonpareil Pub.
Published: 2004
Place of publication: Council Bluffs, Iowa
Language: eng
Number of pages: 224
Subjects: Cities and towns -- Nebraska.; City and town life -- Nebraska.; Nebraska -- History, Local.; Nebraska -- History, Local -- Pictorial works.; Nebraska -- Description and travel.
Genres: Pictorial works.
Description: Pride in our hometowns: Portraits of Nebraska is a cooperative effort of 22 Nebraska newspapers seving the communities featured within the pages of this book. This is a unique book about the history, the people, and the fun things to do in one of our nation's finest states.  Put simply, it is book about Nebraska pride!
Notes: At head of title: Pride in our hometowns.
Table of contents: title: Alliance: an oasis in the sandhills --; title: Beatrice: free land --; title: Bellevue: deep roots, constant growth --; title: Broken Bow: Geteway to the sandhills --; title: Columbus: Nebraska's city of power & progress --; title: Fremont: blazing a trail for nearly 150 years --; title: Kearney: bird life, rich history color community today --; title: Lexington: explore Lexington-the adventure is on us --; title: McCook: magical city of the west --; title: Nebraska City: The orginal tree city --; title: North Platte: continuing the canteen spirit --; title: Ogallala: recreation capital-cowboy capital --; title: O'Neill: the Irish capital of Nebraska --; title: Papillion: a hometown atmosphere in a growing city --; title: Plattsmouth: where two rivers meet --; title: Scottsbluff-Gering: Western Nebraska's twin cities --; title: South Sioux City: city on the move --; title: Syracuse: the Germanfest city --; title: Wahoo: Wahoo...there's only one --; title: Wayne: FACT-Friendliest of All College Towns --; title: York: a slice of Americana!