• Address: 341 Second Street, Crawford, Nebraska
• Admission: Free
• Next Event: Click here!
• Hours: 10AM - 4PM, Mon - Sat, May 18 - mid-October
• Location: For map click here!

The Crawford Historical Society, which operates the Crawford Historical Museum in Crawford, Nebraska, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving the past for future generations. We are located in downtown Crawford in the city's oldest brick commercial building. The museum features a wide range of area artifacts dating from ancient times to the present. We also have an extensive collection of local photographs, yearbooks, and obituaries.

Research Links

There are many sources for Crawford research available online. We have compiled a list of these sources below.

• COMMUNITY FACTS - CRAWFORD, NEBRASKA (NPPD)
• Nebraska Historic Buildings Survey - Dawes County
• NRHP Nomination Form - Co-operative Block Building
• NRHP Nomination Form - Crawford Post Office
• Virtual Nebraska - Dawes County
• Western Nebraska History Compendium (USGenNet)
• Who's Who in Nebraska - Dawes County (USGenNet)

Wikipedia, a well-known online encyclopedia, has a number of articles pertaining to Crawford and the surrounding vicinity. Although Wikipedia can be edited by anyone, its articles must cite reliable sources and are therefore generally trustworthy. Many of the following articles have been contributed to by Society members. If you feel comfortable editing Wikipedia, please consider helping with these.

• Belmont, Nebraska
• Belmont Tunnel
• Co-operative Block Building
• Crawford, Nebraska
• Crawford Hill
• Crawford Post Office
• Dawes County
• Fort Robinson
• Hudson-Meng Bison Kill
• Marsland, Nebraska
• Toadstool Geologic Park
• Whitney, Nebraska