
The Big Blue River meanders through the heart of Seward County, serving as the central geographic feature for this 1930s Nebraska landscape. The settlement of Seward stands at the confluence of Lincoln Creek and the main river, showing a dense grid of streets and infrastructure at a time when the Chicago and Northwestern and Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroads defined the local economy and travel.
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