Bayard, Nebraska – Chimney Rock Area Photos
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Chimney & Castle
Rock near Bayard, Morrill, Nebraska
Close-up of Chimney
Rock (2002)
Chimney Rock Visitor's
Center (1994)
Courthouse and Jail
Rock (2002)
Chimney Rock with
covered wagon
“This photo was owned by my grandmother, Golda Gilchrist. I bet it was acquired by her father A. D. Waggy. … could be as old as 1906…” – from Pat Skillman
“This photo was owned by my grandmother, Golda Gilchrist. I bet it was acquired by her father A. D. Waggy. … could be as old as 1906…” – from Pat Skillman
Bridgeport, Nebraska – Local History & Trail Sites
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Museum (interior)
Bridgeport, Nebraska
Bridgeport, Nebraska
Bridgeport – Trails
Monument
(RR Depot in background)
(RR Depot in background)
Oregon Trail
Marked by the State of Nebraska – 1912
Located at Oregon Trail Cemetery, Bridgeport
Marked by the State of Nebraska – 1912
Located at Oregon Trail Cemetery, Bridgeport
Wooden barn of L. Reuter
(One of few such wood structures left in Morrill County)
Located on Hwy 88 near where Pony Express Route ran north–south.
(One of few such wood structures left in Morrill County)
Located on Hwy 88 near where Pony Express Route ran north–south.
Inscription
“Old Oregon Trail, 1790 feet south, 1830–1869.
The Old Pony Express Route 6 mi. south, 1860–1861.
The First Transcontinental Telegraph Line passed 6 miles south, 1861–1870.
Old Deadwood Trail, 4 mi. west, 1874–1886.
Old Mormon Road, 4 mi. north, 1847–1869.
The Burlington Railroad… Dedicated to the early Pioneers by the Camp Clark Assoc., 1939.”
“Old Oregon Trail, 1790 feet south, 1830–1869.
The Old Pony Express Route 6 mi. south, 1860–1861.
The First Transcontinental Telegraph Line passed 6 miles south, 1861–1870.
Old Deadwood Trail, 4 mi. west, 1874–1886.
Old Mormon Road, 4 mi. north, 1847–1869.
The Burlington Railroad… Dedicated to the early Pioneers by the Camp Clark Assoc., 1939.”
Mud Springs Historical Site – Historical Photos
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A Tour Group at Mud
Springs Historical Site.
A Tour Group at Mud
Springs Historical Site.
Mud Springs Historical
Site
Pony Express Monument
Mud Springs, Morrill County, Nebraska.
Mud Springs, Morrill County, Nebraska.
Charley Cape Reservoir
In Mud Springs Historical Site
In Mud Springs Historical Site
Pony Express Station
Camp Clarke Historical Photos
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Camp Clarke Bridge – 1876
Camp Clarke Ranch Sign
(Located just south of the “Old Bridge”)
(Located just south of the “Old Bridge”)
Monument – Camp Clarke and Bridge
“Built for Black Hills traffic by Clarke and U.P.R.R., 1876”
“Built for Black Hills traffic by Clarke and U.P.R.R., 1876”
Camp Clarke Bridge and hamlet, 1876
“A hamlet known as Camp Clarke…”
“A hamlet known as Camp Clarke…”
“Camp Clarke Bridge and Sidney – Black Hills
Trail”
Nebraska Historical Marker – Narcissa Whitman
Mormon Trail
Historical Marker at the Platte River
Historical Marker at the Platte River
Redington, Nebraska – Historical Photos
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Redington Post Office
(1884 – 1963)
(1884 – 1963)
Camp Rock, Church Camp
Redington, Morrill County, Nebraska.
Redington, Morrill County, Nebraska.