When the World Came to Omaha: The 1898 Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition, by Jeffrey Spencer at the General Crook House Museum

Study material culture and its impact on society through the history and appreciation of antiques. The class features hands-on examination of artifacts and explores the sociological, economic, historical and political impact of these artifacts on the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries, as well as their implications for today and tomorrow. Please bring one antique to each […]

Study material culture and its impact on society through the history and appreciation of antiques. The class features hands-on examination of artifacts and explores the sociological, economic, historical and political impact of these artifacts on the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries, as well as their implications for today and tomorrow. Please bring one antique to each […]

Guest reader will read The Rainbow Fish by Marcus Pfister

Kristine Gerber will discuss 24th and Glory, Nebraska 150, Omaha ABCs, Nebraska Craft Beer, and Vintage Omaha, at The General Crook House Museum.

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Our wonderfully talented members who are authors will be at the Crook House to discuss their books! Joni Fogarty, Building Omaha; The Architectural Legacy of John and Alan McDonald and Thomas Rogers Kimball Nebraska Architect Hugh Reilly, Drinking with My Father’s Ghost: A Journey Through Ireland’s Pubs Dave Richardson, Pillars & Dreams: A History of […]

Study material culture and its impact on society through the history and appreciation of antiques. The class features hands-on examination of artifacts and explores the sociological, economic, historical and political impact of these artifacts on the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries, as well as their implications for today and tomorrow. Please bring one antique to each […]

Study material culture and its impact on society through the history and appreciation of antiques. The class features hands-on examination of artifacts and explores the sociological, economic, historical and political impact of these artifacts on the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries, as well as their implications for today and tomorrow. Please bring one antique to each […]

Barbara Eymann Mohrman reading Four Blue Stars in the Window, the Dust Covered Days of Dorie Archer at General Crook House Museum.