Plains and Pioneers
Sometimes, reading these old pages of Grand Island history makes me a bit homesick for something I never experienced. The balls, the picnics, the organized tours — all the hallmarks of 19 century community life — advertised in the paper for anyone with a membership and the money to attend. And in this case, a … Read More “Matched in Calico: Scraps, Swatches, and Courtship in Grand Island history” »