Pie socials are an American tradition and we’re bringing that tradition to Sarpy County! Join us for this fun community fundraiser and kick-off event for the annual Great Sarpy County Quilt Exhibit.
Pie, drinks and ice cream will be available for purchase. Tickets are $2 a slice and $1 for ice cream and drinks. We will have the parking lot blocked off with reserved spots for handicapped park-ing and public parking at St. Mary’s Catholic Church of Bellevue, Nebraska just one block east.
Old-fashioned games will be set up for kids with crafts including make your own barn quilt, weaved cards and pie demonstrations. The Bellevue train de-pot and UP caboose will be open to explore. The museum will be open to view the over 100 quilts on display from area quilters.The annual Great Sarpy County Quilt exhibit is sponsored by the Braided River Quilt Guild.
The Pie Social supports the museums efforts in maintaining the museum, train depot and caboose. Come for pies, quilts, trains and more June 10th at the museum!
Come explore the history and heritage of the birthplace of Nebraska, Sarpy County. This five-day camp organized by certified local teachers is hands-on, educational and, most of all, fun! Help build an amazing 3-D map showing highlights of a pioneer family, Native American and Fort Crook personnel. Enjoy special guided tours of Sarpy County Historical Society buildings, make different daily projects, experience demonstrations and other hands-on activities. Participants will end the camp by putting together their own “mini-exhibit” display.
This camp is a Nebraska 150 official event!
Museum Members: $65 per explorer; General Public: $75 per explorer, discount available for siblings. Summer camp is a half-day program, running from 9:00 am to 12 pm on July 10-14. Recommended for children entering 4th – 6th grade.
Come explore the history and heritage of the birthplace of Nebraska, Sarpy County. This five-day camp organized by certified local teachers is hands-on, educational and, most of all, fun! Help build an amazing 3-D map showing highlights of a pioneer family, Native American and Fort Crook personnel. Enjoy special guided tours of Sarpy County Historical Society buildings, make different daily projects, experience demonstrations and other hands-on activities. Participants will end the camp by putting together their own “mini-exhibit” display.
This camp is a Nebraska 150 official event!
Museum Members: $65 per explorer; General Public: $75 per explorer, discount available for siblings. Summer camp is a half-day program, running from 9:00 am to 12 pm on July 10-14. Recommended for children entering 4th – 6th grade.
Come explore the history and heritage of the birthplace of Nebraska, Sarpy County. This five-day camp organized by certified local teachers is hands-on, educational and, most of all, fun! Help build an amazing 3-D map showing highlights of a pioneer family, Native American and Fort Crook personnel. Enjoy special guided tours of Sarpy County Historical Society buildings, make different daily projects, experience demonstrations and other hands-on activities. Participants will end the camp by putting together their own “mini-exhibit” display.
This camp is a Nebraska 150 official event!
Museum Members: $65 per explorer; General Public: $75 per explorer, discount available for siblings. Summer camp is a half-day program, running from 9:00 am to 12 pm on July 10-14. Recommended for children entering 4th – 6th grade.
Come explore the history and heritage of the birthplace of Nebraska, Sarpy County. This five-day camp organized by certified local teachers is hands-on, educational and, most of all, fun! Help build an amazing 3-D map showing highlights of a pioneer family, Native American and Fort Crook personnel. Enjoy special guided tours of Sarpy County Historical Society buildings, make different daily projects, experience demonstrations and other hands-on activities. Participants will end the camp by putting together their own “mini-exhibit” display.
This camp is a Nebraska 150 official event!
Museum Members: $65 per explorer; General Public: $75 per explorer, discount available for siblings. Summer camp is a half-day program, running from 9:00 am to 12 pm on July 10-14. Recommended for children entering 4th – 6th grade.
Come explore the history and heritage of the birthplace of Nebraska, Sarpy County. This five-day camp organized by certified local teachers is hands-on, educational and, most of all, fun! Help build an amazing 3-D map showing highlights of a pioneer family, Native American and Fort Crook personnel. Enjoy special guided tours of Sarpy County Historical Society buildings, make different daily projects, experience demonstrations and other hands-on activities. Participants will end the camp by putting together their own “mini-exhibit” display.
This camp is a Nebraska 150 official event!
Museum Members: $65 per explorer; General Public: $75 per explorer, discount available for siblings. Summer camp is a half-day program, running from 9:00 am to 12 pm on July 10-14. Recommended for children entering 4th – 6th grade.
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I am a great-grandson of Rumsey Saling. Descent is through his son Glen Robert Saling, and granddaughter Madeline Clara Saling Laux (my mother). I can give you more details, but the purpose of this message is to tell you that I am in possession of a four-piece pewter tea set,inscribed “Mr and Mrs Saling, 1857-1882”, obviously a silver wedding anniversary presentation.
I propose to donate it to the Museum, if you are interested. I can send photos, if you will give me an email address.
For now, please let me know if you are interested