Modern Federal · City halls

The G.A.R. Memorial Hall, built in 1894, is now an American Civil War museum in Nebraska City, Nebraska

Nebraska · 1850–1939

The G.A.R. Memorial Hall, built in 1894, is now an American Civil War museum in Nebraska City, Nebraska, Nebraska, 1850–1939
The G.A.R. Memorial Hall, built in 1894, is now an American Civil War museum in Nebraska City, Nebraska, Nebraska, 1850–1939. City halls — Modern Federal Architecture, from the Library of Congress record.

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