Explore the Rich History at Winter Quarters Mill Museum
Discover the rich history of milling and Nebraska's heritage at the Winter Quarters Mill Museum in North Omaha.
Nestled in North Omaha, the Winter Quarters Mill Museum invites tourists to journey through Nebraska's storied past. With engaging exhibits and friendly staff, visitors can explore the history of milling and the region's cultural heritage, making it a must-see destination for history enthusiasts and families alike.
A brief summary to Winter Quarters Mill Museum
- 9102 N 30th St, Omaha, North Omaha, Nebraska, 68112, US
- +1402-551-1233
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Local tips
- Check the museum's website for special events and workshops during your visit.
- Plan to spend at least an hour to fully enjoy the exhibits and engage with staff.
- Bring your camera; the museum's historic equipment makes for great photos.
- Visit on weekdays for a quieter experience, allowing more time to interact with staff.
Getting There
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Car
From downtown Pine Ridge, head west on US-18 for about 3 miles until you reach the intersection with US-87. Turn right onto US-87 and continue north for approximately 15 miles. Once you reach the town of Gordon, NE, take a left onto NE-27 and follow it for about 30 miles. You will then merge onto I-80 E towards Omaha. Continue on I-80 for about 300 miles. Take exit 452A for US-75 N toward Omaha. Continue on US-75 N, then take the exit toward Fort Street. Merge onto Fort Street, and follow it for about 5 miles until you reach N 30th St. Turn right onto N 30th St, and the Winter Quarters Mill Museum will be on your left at 9102 N 30th St.
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Public Transportation
From Pine Ridge, you'll need to take a bus to a larger city that connects to Omaha. Start by checking local bus schedules with the Oglala Lakota Transit for a ride to Rapid City, SD. From Rapid City, take a Greyhound or another intercity bus to Omaha. Once you arrive in Omaha, use local public transit, such as Metro Transit, to navigate to the museum. You can take the 11 bus route from downtown Omaha, which will take you close to the museum. Be sure to check the bus schedules in advance, as they may vary.
