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Enjoy browsing 1000's of items from over 60 dealers in one building.  New Selections arrive daily.  Dealers Welcome, Free parking on east side of building & either side of "O" Street.  From I-80--Exit 403--South 4.5 miles--3 blocks west.  OPEN DAILY 10-7

Hours: 8:30am-4pm Mon.-Fri.; Closed between exhibitions and holidays.

A gallery devoted to the exhibition of textiles - from art to apparel, from the East to the West, from past to present and from emerging artists to the acclaimed. Call for dates of exhibits or visit the website.

Cost: Fee for tour groups is $2 per person. School groups are not charged a fee.

Most of what Gene Bedient began in 1969 has remained the same:  A small group of pipemakers and woodworkers producing entirely acoustic pipe organs in a modest shop in Southeastern Nebraska.  Bedient Pipe Organ Company builds organs one at a time, and provides complete tuning, restoration, renovation and consulting services.

Hours: The park/grounds/arboretum/gardens are open from 8am to sunset year-round. A state park entry permit is required and available on the website or inside the mansion.

Mansion Hours:11am-5pm daily, mid April-mid October. (Call ahead for schedule changes or to arrange special group tours)

Cost: $5 adults; $2 ages 3-12; 2 and under, free. (Subject to change)

Directions: 50 minutes southeast on Nebraska 2.

Learn about the Morton family’s historical contributions. This 72-acre hilly, wooded land near Nebraska City was part of the estate of J. Sterling Morton, founder of Arbor Day. The grounds and the Morton Mansion were donated to the State of Nebraska in 1923 by Joy Morton to be preserved as a monument to his father. Joy Morton founded the Morton Salt Company. Call ahead for schedule changes or to arrange special group tours.