In attics and garages, underneath beds, piled in corners or just closeted away, our heritage is slowly but surely disintegrating. Based on an NET Television program featuring professionals from the Nebraska State Historical Society's Gerald R. Ford Conservation Center and the State Library Commission, this site provides practical and effective methods to help ensure that artifacts, photographs, and documents will survive into the future. This segment is about restoring and preserving an antique rifle that belonged to cowboy Harry Smith.
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Nebraska Stories: Looking for Bliss, 306 | A look back at a mysterious African-American settlement near Goose Lake in Nebraska, now long gone... |
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Nebraska Stories: Our Daily Bread, 306 | Flour mills played a critical role in the settlement of the Great Plains. In this story, we explore... |
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Nebraska Stories: Just Like the Old Country, 306 | In 1987, Wilber, Nebraska was declared the official "Czech Capital of the USA." Every year in... |
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Control Diabetes For Life: Managing Diabetes | In this session of Controlling Diabetes, participants will learn how to effectively manage their... |
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Confronting Hate: Building Communities. | Confronting Hate :Building Communities is the culmination of a larger national community engagement... |
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Nebraska Stories: Silicon Prairie, 305 | Silicon Prairie: When it comes to the world of high tech business can Nebraska compete with... |
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NET News Signature Story: Chemical Drift Research | For many in Nebraska, wind is merely an occasional nuisance. But for farmers, it can have an impact... |
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NET Resolution from the Capitol April18, 2012 | ONE HUNDRED SECOND LEGISLATURE SECOND SESSION LEGISLATIVE RESOLUTION Introduced by WHEREAS,... |
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QUEST Nebraska: Science Olympiad Montage | Each spring, an Olympic event takes place in Nebraska that draws hundreds of middle school and high... |
