American Confetti: Christmas Traditions
Life on the frontier of the 1880s in Nebraska was rough, to say the least. Many settlers dwelt in sod houses, which did a good job insulating the home during the blazingly hot summer months and brutal winter months. Grass fires burned wide swaths. Locusts swarmed,...
Help us Preserve History for Future Generations
As the season of generosity and goodwill swiftly approaches, we extend an earnest invitation to consider bestowing upon your loved ones a unique and timeless gift: a membership to the Harold Warp Pioneer Village Museum. This prestigious institution houses one of the...
Museum Gift Shop Open House – November 16
Museum Gift Shop Holiday Open House November 16 - 2 PM TO 4 PM
Christmas on the Prairie – 2024
Join us December 7th and 8th for Christmas on the Prairie
American Confetti Nash Auto: A Legacy of Innovation and Versatility
Early History and Foundation The Nash automobile’s rich history begins in the early 20th century, founded in 1916 by Charles W. Nash. Based in Kenosha, Wisconsin, Nash entered the automotive industry after gaining experience in the carriage industry and later serving...
Braxton’s Smokehouse will be taking over the Village Diner!
The Harold Warp Pioneer Village is EXCITED to announce that Braxton’s Smokehouse will be taking over the Village Diner! To celebrate this exciting partnership, we are hosting a Grand Opening for Braxton’s Smokehouse at the Village Diner on Saturday, September 28th,...
American Confetti: The American Diner: A Tasty Time Capsule!
The epic tale of American diners is a delicious ride that’s been cooking for over 150 years! It all kicked off in 1872 when Walter Scott, a printer from Providence, Rhode Island, rolled out the first-ever “night lunch wagon.” This horse-drawn chariot of culinary joy...
Braxton’s Smokehouse Menu
American Confetti: Engines of All Types Found at Harold Warp Pioneer Village
Throughout more than 2,000 years, engines have played a crucial role in supporting human activities like moving, pushing, and lifting objects. The term “engine” originates from the Old French “engin,” which finds its roots in the Latin “ingenium,” reflecting...