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Nebraska has a rich heritage of Plains history: the exploration by Europeans of the Great Plains, the Plains Indian wars and settlement and homesteading. An important part of that history today can be seen in 11 military forts and the site of one demolished fort that offer great day trips and weekend visits to Lincoln-area residents.
The first thing such visitors want to do, however, is pick up a copy of this book, a guide to re-created and existing forts and...
