Tom Alyea

A Wandering Walk Guide Book Tom Alyea

Explore the State Capital of Nebraska - LincolnStanding tall on the prairie, Lincoln is one of the great capitals of the American plains. Just 200 years ago, this eastern fringe of what's now the American Midwest was still a land of swaying grass, roaring buffalo herds and Pawnee Indian settlements. Intrepidly came the first pioneers, and Lincoln rose as a small salt trading post on the prairie before becoming the state capital in the 1850s. The walk begins in the beautiful and unique State Capitol Building and then moves on to the downtown area and the campus of the University of Nebraska. As you walk through these areas, you'll learn about the buildings and homes that make Lincoln fascinating. You may be in for a surprise or two! 35 Stops are highlighted on this 4 mile walk where you will learn more about the city and its famous residents. Beautiful photos in the guidebook will enhance your experience. This walking guidebook allows you to explore the history and culture of Lincoln at your own pace as you explore off the beaten path.