It’s fun to read about the pioneers that first settled this land. I find it especially interesting to read about Custer County history. The Sargent library has a number of Nebraska history books. Here are some of the most interesting ones.<\/p>\n
Pioneer History of Custer County Nebraska<\/a> – S. D. Butcher<\/p>\n Sargent, Nebraska 75th Anniversary Celebration 1958, \u00a0 Sargent Centennial 1883 – 1983, \u00a0 Sargent’s Quasquicentennial (125th) Celebration<\/p>\n No Time on My Hands<\/a> – Grace Snyder (Custer County pioneer, biography)<\/p>\n When You and I Were Young, Nebraska! – Berna Hunter Chrisman (autobiography)<\/p>\n The Ladder of Rivers: The Story of I. P. Olive<\/a> – Harry E. Chrisman<\/p>\n A Treasury of Nebraska Pioneer Folklore<\/a> – Roger L Welsch<\/p>\n Battlefields of Nebraska<\/a> – Thomas D. Phillips<\/p>\n Mollie<\/a> – The journal of Mollie Dorsey Sanford in Nebraska and Colorado Territories<\/p>\n The Children’s Blizzard<\/a> – David Laskin<\/p>\n Nebraska: An Illustrated History<\/a> – Frederick C. Luebke<\/p>\n Once Upon a Town: The Miracle of the North Platte Canteen<\/a> – Bob Greene<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" It’s fun to read about the pioneers that first settled this land. I find it especially interesting to read about Custer County history. The Sargent library has a number of Nebraska history books. Here are some of the most interesting Continue reading Pioneer History of Nebraska<\/span>