Boy Scout Troop #337 clean up museum grounds and add mulch around trees. 

Twenty-two archivable textile boxes were purchased through a grant funded by the Nebraska State Historical Society Foundation.

Following its restoration, the quilt block sign was installed on the backside of the garage, accompanied by a newly crafted metal sign for the Otoe County Museum of Memories. This new placement was strategically selected to maximize visibility for travelers along Highway 50, enhancing awareness and appreciation of the museum and its exhibits.

With the dedicated support of the Deborah Avery Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) Chapter in Lincoln, NE, the quilt block sign underwent a thorough repainting. Their generosity and commitment have ensured the preservation of this important design for future generations. 

A generous donation from the Gatley family allows Dr. Gately’s ships to be displayed in new cases.

June 8, 2025, Janet Jeffries sings for those willing to put up with a little rain.