Fort Robinson NE Nebraska State Park Museum Chrome Postcard Unused Dunlap-Henline

This vintage postcard features the Museum at Ft. Robinson State Park, located in Nebraska. The building shown was the former post headquarters of the historic Fort Robinson. On June 3, 1956, the Nebraska State Historical Society opened it as a museum interpreting the story of man's occupation of the Western Plains. The postcard captures the stately, white building surrounded by lush green trees on a sunny day, evoking a strong sense of history and heritage.

Printed by Dunlap-Henline Distributors of North Platte, Nebraska, the card is a classic example of mid-20th century postcard production, credited to photographer W. O. Wittekind. The card measures the standard size of 5.5 x 3.5 inches and is a collectible piece for those interested in Nebraska history, state parks, and historic military sites. The back includes a brief historical description emphasizing the museum's significance and invites stamp placement, making it a perfect addition for postcard collectors and history enthusiasts alike.

Please contact us with your questions or concerns.

Thank you for stopping by ~ Follow Smoot's Farms on other social media platforms!