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18 hours ago

Our new exhibit is now open at the Archway at I-80 Exit 275 in Kearney, NE. Artist David Biehl created a group of five life-sized sculptures that visitors can now see in front of the Archway. The group is called "We Stayed" and is a tribute to the homesteaders who traveled west and decided to make a new life in Nebraska. Many thanks to Dr. Biehl, Nebraska State Historical Society Foundation, and Rhonda Seacrest for making this lovely new exhibit possible. ... See MoreSee Less

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Kearney Archway

2 weeks ago

Help The Archway spread Halloween cheer this fall. Join our Community Scarecrow Contest. Businesses and organizations are invited to construct scarecrows for display at The Archway's HalloweenFest to be held on Sunday, October 24. If HalloweenFest visitors vote your scarecrow the best, your business wins a cool prize! Get more information and register for the contest by calling The Archway at (308) 237-1000. And, may the best scarecrow win! ... See MoreSee Less

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Kearney Archway

2 weeks ago

When Ponca Chief Standing Bear left Indian Territory to honor his son's dying wish, to be buried near his Nebraska home, he set in motion a series of events that led to a landmark judicial ruling. See a brief story of Standing Bear here. Then, visit our YouTube channel at Kearney Archway to see more videos like this one. ... See MoreSee Less

The Story of the Ponca People and Standing Bear

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Here's a brief history of the Ponca people and the remarkable story of Chief Standing Bear.

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