Historic Houses in Nebraska

• Regional: United States: Nebraska: Arts and Entertainment: Museums 
• Reference: Museums: History: Open Air and Living History: North America: United States: Nebraska 
• Reference: Museums: History: North America: United States: Nebraska 

• General Crook House Museum  - Civil War and National Indian Wars hero, General Cook's home features Italianate style with furnishings that are from the 1880 Victorian period.
• Lincoln Convention and Visitors Bureau: Historical Sites  - Lists homes open for visits and touring such as Fairview, the home of William Jennings Bryan.
• Louis E. May Historical Museum  - Information on the Victorian mansion, 1868 log house, and recreated rooms of the 19th century.
• Nebraska National Register of Sites  - Details for the local historic homes and museums located across Nebraska.
• O'Connor House  - Captain Cornelius O'Connor began building this home in 1875, and it was truly built to last with extra attention paid to small details and little extras.
• Thomas P. Kennard House  - 1869 Italianate home featuring the formality of a Victorian lifestyle was home to Nebraska's first Secretary of State Thomas P. Kennard.