White Buffalo Girl, daughter of Black Elk and Moon Hawk, also died and was buried near Neligh, Nebraska. The people of Neligh provided a Christian burial for the girl with an oak cross over the gravesite. Black Elk asked that the grave of his daughter be honored, and in 1913 Neligh erected a marble monument.
PIERSON WILDLIFE MUSEUM LEARNING CENTER
A MUSEUM WITH A UNIQUE AND EDUCATIONAL DISPLAY OF BIG GAME TROPHIES COLLECTED IN AFRICA BY DR. KENNETH PIERSON
PHOTO BY Dr. Geo. Strassler
The Antelope County Pioneers
is an historical society established in 1886. Our mission is to collect and preserve the history of Antelope County, Nebraska.
The Museum maintains three facilities:
the main museum, housed in an old county jail, a reproduction log cabin and the Pioneer Church. We invite the public to visit and enjoy our museum. We have an excellent collection of artifacts representing the early history of the county and an extensive document and photograph collection.
