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==History== | |||
* Naugle, Ronald C., Olson, James C., and Montag, Joohn J., '''History of Nebraska''' - the standard, comprehensive, one-volume treatment of the subject of Nebraska history whether for college student or general reader. | |||
* Sheldon, Addison Erwin, '''History and Stories of Nebraska''' - an early and informal history of Nebraska, based largely on anecdotes and stories. First published 1913; available from ForgottenBooks.com. | |||
* Butcher, S.D., '''Pioneer History of Custer County and Short Skectches of Early Days in Nebraska''' - informal history based on anecdotes and reminiscences of pioneer life in central Nebraska. First published 1901, now available from ForgottenBooks.com. | |||
==Government and Politics== | |||
==Natural World== | |||
===Regions and Geology=== | |||
* Maher, Harmon D., et al, , '''Roadside Geology of Nebraska''' - Aimed at the layperson, this series describes geologic features, including landforms and rocks, visible from the highways of the state, and discusses the underlying geology of the above-ground features. Illustrated with maps, diagrams, and photographs. | * Maher, Harmon D., et al, , '''Roadside Geology of Nebraska''' - Aimed at the layperson, this series describes geologic features, including landforms and rocks, visible from the highways of the state, and discusses the underlying geology of the above-ground features. Illustrated with maps, diagrams, and photographs. | ||
===Soils=== | |||
===Ecology=== | |||
* Brown, Lauren, '''Grasslands''' (an Audubon Society Nature Guide). Field guide, illustrated with color photographs, of the flora and fauna of North America's short grass and tall grass prairies. | |||
===Geography=== | |||
* DeLorme's "Nebraska Atlas and Gazetteer" - Topographic maps of the state, plus information on national and state lands, natural features, camping, hunting, fishing, hiking, cycling, tourist attractions and historic sites. | * DeLorme's "Nebraska Atlas and Gazetteer" - Topographic maps of the state, plus information on national and state lands, natural features, camping, hunting, fishing, hiking, cycling, tourist attractions and historic sites. | ||
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History
- Naugle, Ronald C., Olson, James C., and Montag, Joohn J., History of Nebraska - the standard, comprehensive, one-volume treatment of the subject of Nebraska history whether for college student or general reader.
- Sheldon, Addison Erwin, History and Stories of Nebraska - an early and informal history of Nebraska, based largely on anecdotes and stories. First published 1913; available from ForgottenBooks.com.
- Butcher, S.D., Pioneer History of Custer County and Short Skectches of Early Days in Nebraska - informal history based on anecdotes and reminiscences of pioneer life in central Nebraska. First published 1901, now available from ForgottenBooks.com.
Government and Politics
Natural World
Regions and Geology
- Maher, Harmon D., et al, , Roadside Geology of Nebraska - Aimed at the layperson, this series describes geologic features, including landforms and rocks, visible from the highways of the state, and discusses the underlying geology of the above-ground features. Illustrated with maps, diagrams, and photographs.
Soils
Ecology
- Brown, Lauren, Grasslands (an Audubon Society Nature Guide). Field guide, illustrated with color photographs, of the flora and fauna of North America's short grass and tall grass prairies.
Geography
- DeLorme's "Nebraska Atlas and Gazetteer" - Topographic maps of the state, plus information on national and state lands, natural features, camping, hunting, fishing, hiking, cycling, tourist attractions and historic sites.