Burt County Museum

The Burt County Museum, located in Tekamah, NE, is dedicated to collecting, preserving, and promoting the rich history of Burt County and its associated artifacts. Housed in the historic E.C. Houston House, a stunning 1904 Neo-Classical Revival home listed on the National and State Registry of Historic Places, the museum showcases a diverse collection of items from the Burt County area, including a painting of the Last Supper from the early 1700s and a display of Block house items. Visitors can explore the 14-room house, marvel at the intricate woodwork, and immerse themselves in the social atmosphere of the early 1900s in the third-floor ballroom.

With a mission to educate the public and foster an appreciation for local history, the Burt County Museum offers a range of events and exhibits throughout the year. From the annual Winter Wonderland Quilt raffle to the Fantasy of Trees display, there is always something exciting happening at the museum. Additionally, the museum is proud to be part of the 2023 Holiday Passport, featuring 20 attractions across Nebraska. By supporting the museum through donations and memberships, visitors can contribute to the preservation of Burt County's history and help ensure that future generations can continue to learn and appreciate the area's rich heritage.

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