Lee
and Karen Duquette enjoyed a sculpture walk
outside of the Prairie Arts Center (and more)
416 N. Jeffers Street
in North Platte, Nebraska 69101
June 28, 2025
(call -'308.534.5121 for hours to go inside)
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The Prairie Art
Center displays a variety of art from local, regional and travel artists
including sculptures, handcrafted jewelry, pottery, ceramics, paintings,
textiles and bladesmithing. The Building was closed when Lee and Karen
Duquette were here, but they enjoyed the outdoor fresh air and viewed
several outdoor public art sculptures. |
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Below: "Fire Within"
sign and two photos |
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Below: "Nebraska By
Heart" plus some bird sculptures |
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Below: Art outside of the Prairie
Arts Center |
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Below: A close-up photo taken
from part of the image below on the left. |
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Below: Other art nearby |
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Below: Several views
of a giant dog advertising Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers Restaurant.
But somehow, Lee Duquette did not see the actual restaurant, so they did
not eat there. |
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Below: Time for Lee Duquette
to put some gas in the car. |
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Below: As Lee Duquette
drove by Buffalo Bill Cody's Trading Post, at 221 Halligan Drive in North
Platte, Nebraska - Karen Duquette snapped a couple of photos. Fort Cody
Trading Post is Nebraska's Largest Souvenir and Western Gift Store. Located
in North Platte, which offers its Old West Exhibit and its Miniature Wild
West Diorama, FREE of charge! But Lee Duquette did not stop there because
they did not know it was free of charge. |
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Below: A few photos taken from
a moving car in the Historic Canteen District |
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