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| Yankee Hill Country Club 7600 San Mateo Ln, Lincoln, NE 68516 402.421.8300 |  |
| Wilderness Ridge Golf Club 1800 Wilderness Woods Pl, Lincoln, NE 68512 402.434.5105 | |
| Wilderness Park Saltillo Road, Lincoln, NE |  |
Be sure to take the family and visit this exciting park. A little taste of the wilderness right there at home in Prattville, AL. See the animals and the plants--the flora and the fauna are both...
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| Wellington Greens Golf Course 7600 Old Post Rd, Lincoln, NE 68506 402.483.4304 | |
| The Country Club of Lincoln 3200 S 24th St, Lincoln, NE 68502 402.423.2271 | |
| State Museum of Natural History 14th and U Streets, Lincoln, NE | |
Morrill Hall houses the humongous University collection of natural artifacts that is truly amazing and educational. Attached is a fabulous planetarium you will want to make time for. It is really...
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| Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery Lincoln, NE | |
This museum designed by Philip Johnson has one of the most compreshensive collections of 20th century art on a university campus. Although there are four spacious gallery spaces, the museum leaves you...
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| Pioneers Park Nature Center SW section of the Pioneers Park, Lincoln, NE | |
We attended the Halloween Spooktacular at the end of October. This spooky, night hike provides educational nature information with popcorn and hot cider at the end, a welcome change from the sweets...
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| Pioneers Golf Course 3403 W Van Dorn St, Lincoln, NE 68522 402.441.8966 | |
| Pioneer Park and Nature Center Lincoln, NE | |
The 1,100-acre park includes splendid examples of public art, an outdoor amphitheater, picnic areas, hiker/biker trails, ponds, a sled run and a golf course. Gifted to the city in 1928 by Mr. and Mrs. John F. Harris, it ... more
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