McLean Museum & Dougal House, 716 Iowa Ave, Dunlap, IA 51529, US

Washington County Historical is a museum located in Fort Calhoun, NE that aims to preserve and showcase the rich history of Washington County. Through artifacts, exhibits, and educational offerings, the museum tells the story of the early pioneers, Native American tribes, fur traders, and military presence that shaped the county. Visitors can explore the history of the area, including the establishment of Fort Atkinson, the first military presence west of the Missouri River, and the farming operation established by Brigham Young. The museum also offers resources for genealogical research and the opportunity to tour the 1905 Frahm House, a Victorian home listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Step back in time with Washington County Historical and discover the footprints of generations linked together with a common heritage. From Lewis and Clark to Mormon pioneers, the museum showcases the history of the county through Native American artifacts, military relics, and stories of early settlers. With a commitment to preserving the past, enhancing the present, and connecting with the future, Washington County Historical invites visitors to explore the rich history of Washington County and uncover their own treasures.Generated from the website

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