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The Nebraska Book Collection is a collection of 32 volumes relating to the history of Nebraska and its people primarily in the 18th and 19th centuries. Several of the volumes have great period illustrations and portraits of relevant historical figures. All the titles contained on this CD are listed below.
- Outline of Nebraska history (1910) - Watkins, Albert - 45 pages
- Johnson's history of Nebraska (1880) - Johnson, Harrison - 591 pages
- School history of Nebraska, based on the History of Nebraska (1920) - Morton, J. Sterling (Julius Sterling); Watkins, Albert; Beattie, James A. - 317 pages
- History and stories of Nebraska (1913) - Sheldon, Addison Erwin - 306 pages
- Nebraska and the nation (1898) - Barrett, Jay Amos - 279 pages
- The history and government of Nebraska (1892) - Barrett, Jay Amos - 171 pages
- Centennial history of Polk county, Nebraska (1876) - Nance, Albinus - 13 pages
- General history of Seward County, Nebraska (1916) - Waterman, John Henry - 291 pages
- History of the city of Omaha, Nebraska (1894) - Savage, James Woodruff; Bell, John T. (John Thomas); Butterfield, Consul Willshire - 699 pages
- History of Seward County, Nebraska, and reminiscenses of territorial history (1905) - Cox, William Wallace - 455 pages plus 223 pages biographical
- Collection of Nebraska pioneer reminiscences (1916) - Daughters of the American Revolution - 361 pages
- A Biographical and genealogical history of southeastern Nebraska Volume 1 (1904) - 544 pages
- A Biographical and genealogical history of southeastern Nebraska Volume 2 (1904) - to page 1078
- Semi-centennial history of Nebraska; historical sketch (1904) - Sheldon, Addison Erwin - 376 pages
- Early history and reminiscence of Frontier County, Nebraska (1910) - Miles, W. H; Bratt, John; Perkin, Boyd - 40 pages
- History of Dodge and Washington Counties, Nebraska, and their people Volume 1 (1921) - Buss, William Henry; Osterman, Thomas T. - 455 pages
- History of Dodge and Washington Counties, Nebraska, and their people Volume 2 (1921) - Buss, William Henry; Osterman, Thomas T. - to page 921
- History of Richardson County, Nebraska : its people, industries and institutions (1917) - Edwards, Lewis C - 1417 pages
- Roster of Nebraska volunteers from 1861-1869 (1888) - Dudley, Edgar S. - 236 pages
- Past and present of Adams County, Nebraska Volume 1 (1916) - Burton, William R; Lewis, David J - 475 pages
- Past and present of Adams County, Nebraska Volume 2 (1916) - Burton, William R; Lewis, David J - 321 pages
- Pioneer stories of Furnas County, Nebraska (1914) - Merwin, F. N - 212 pages
- Compendium of history, reminiscence, and biography of Nebraska : containing a history of the state of Nebraska ... also a compendium of reminiscence and biography containing biographical sketches of hundreds of prominent old settlers and representative citizens of Nebraska (1912) - 1099 pages
- A history of Nebraska Methodism, first half-century, 1854-1904 (1904) - Marquette, David - 564 pages
- History of Washington County, Nebraska; its early settlement and present status, resources, advantages and future prospects (1876) - Bell, John Thomas - 64 pages
- York County, Nebraska and its people : together with a condensed history of the state Volume 1 (1921) - Sedgwick, T. E. (Theron E.) - 616 pages
- York County, Nebraska and its people : together with a condensed history of the state Volume 2 (1921) - Sedgwick, T. E. (Theron E.) - to page 1264
- Lincoln, the capital city and Lancaster County, Nebraska; Volume 1 (1916) - Sawyer, Andrew J. - 358 pages
- Lincoln, the capital city and Lancaster County, Nebraska; Volume 2 (1916) - Sawyer, Andrew J. - 811 pages
- Omaha: the Gate city, and Douglas County, Nebraska; Volume 1 (1917) - Wakeley, Arthur Cooper - 472 pages
- Omaha: the Gate city, and Douglas County, Nebraska; Volume 2 (1917) - Wakeley, Arthur Cooper - 997 pages
- History of the city of Lincoln, Nebraska; with brief historical sketches of the state and of Lancaster County (1889) - Hayes, Arthur Badley; Cox, Samuel D. - 379 pages
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