Pony Express, Gothenburg, Nebraska



"Pony Express, Gothenburg, Nebraska", such a cool cabin. such amazing history!! so many artifacts to check out & enjoy! Beth ( :

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EG CameraGirl said…
How cool. I can remember reading a couple of books about the Pony Express when I was a kid. I wonder if I imagined the buildings looked like this. ;)
9/7/15, 8:08 AM
eileeninmd said…
Hello Beth, the cabin is neat and I like the memorial. Looks like a fun place to visit. Have a happy day!
9/7/15, 12:14 PM
Linda Kay said…
That is definitely a blast from the past to be thinking about the pony express. Can you imagine having that assignment to ride a horse carrying the mail across all those miles? Unbelievable.
9/7/15, 1:54 PM
don said…
It's hard to imagine how difficult it was to ride the Pony Express. Fine pictures.
9/7/15, 2:02 PM
This N That said…
I guess Abe Lincoln never slept there... I hope you are having a good weekend.
9/7/15, 2:20 PM
This N That said…
I guess Abe Lincoln never slept there... I hope you are having a good weekend.
9/7/15, 2:20 PM
Stephanie said…
I have heard of the Pony Express.
9/7/15, 2:36 PM
Lisa @ Two Bears Farm said…
That is neat. Have you made it to Toadstool? I just loved it when we went there.
9/7/15, 2:38 PM
TexWisGirl said…
now that's a tough job. :)
9/7/15, 3:55 PM
Amy at love made my home said…
That cabin really is amazing isn't it. xx
9/8/15, 12:15 PM
William Kendall said…
I wonder what the riders would think of these places being preserved today.
9/8/15, 5:48 PM
Rose said…
I sure would enjoy seeing them...and photographing them if allowed.
9/8/15, 7:30 PM
Cheryl @ TFD said…
I love these old buildings and the history behind them. If they could only see how we get mail now! Have a nice week, Beth!
9/8/15, 9:58 PM
Lisa @ Two Bears Farm said…
Toadstool is near Chadron. It is the Nebraska badlands. Really cool geographical formations. Here is a link.http://www.nebraskatravels.com/toadstool-geologic-park.html
9/9/15, 7:18 PM
Linda said…
Neat! A brief but exciting period of history.
9/9/15, 10:59 PM
betty-NZ said…
It's so cool to know these places are still around telling their stories!
9/10/15, 9:25 PM
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