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We currently have a Schwan's fundraising campaign in progress. You may place orders until 6/8/13 using the campaign code #42553 and a sizeable percent of your order total will be donated to the Saunders County Historical Society and Museum.
This is especially easy if you order gift cards for yourself or others--you receive the total benefit for your dollars purchased and the SCHS also benefits. SCHS will benefit for all orders placed using the campaign code # 42553.
CLICK HERE for images for our recent rummage, bbq, bake & antique sale at the museum!
The Saunders County Museum is a tribute to the pioneers who sought a better life on the prairie. Early settlers were predominantly Czech, Germans and Swedes drawn to Saunders County for the opportunity to own a piece of land. Railroads helped development and towns flourished along their lines.
Winter Hours
- Monday closed
- Tuesday - Friday 10am - 4pm
- Saturday and Sunday closed
Spring Hours (April - September)
- Monday closed
- Tuesday - Saturday 10am - 4pm
- Sunday closed
There is always something happening at the historical society. We have programs for children, a meeting room available for rent, an annual fish fry, and an anual bar-b-que.
Our vintage baseball team plays at several venues through out the communutiy during the summers. The events and dates are on our vintage baseball page.
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Welcome to Wahoo sign erected by the Saunders County Historical Society on the Museum's southern property, offers a quick rundown of the city's Five Famous Sons -- Darryl F. Zanuck, movie mogul; C.W. Anderson, noted author; George Beadle, Nobel Prize laureate for his work in genetics; Sam Crawford, Baseball Hall of Fame inductee; and Howard Hanson, noted composer and conductor
 Caboose donated by the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad is a popular attraction on the Museum grounds, adjacent to the restored, original depot.
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