About Lincoln
The City of Lincoln is the capital and the second most populous city of the U.S. state of Nebraska . Lincoln is also the county seat of Lancaster County and the home of the University of Nebraska . The population was 241,167 at the 2006 census estimate ...
More from wikipedia ...Lincoln and Omaha are a 45 minute drive apart, each day people commute for work, travel for shopping, learning and to meet friends and family. Nearby by are a variety of small towns the Platte and Missouri river. The Joslyn Castle Institute for Sustainable Communities has estimated that the Omaha-Lincoln-Council Bluffs metropolitain area will grow from 1.3 Million to over 2 Million people during the next 40 years..
Essential Links
Members of the Human Services Federation
Lincoln Convention and Visitors Bureau
Media & News
Utilities & Services
Black Hills Energy (Natural Gas)
Windstream (dial up phone & dsl internet)
Places to see in Lincoln
The Sheldon Art Gallery
Known internationally for its
collection of 20th century American
Art.
The State Capital Building
An art decco masterpiece that is covered and filled with stories in stone, tile and painting.
Memorial Stadium
Home of the Huskers, just because it sells out for every game, doesn't mean you can't get a ticket on game day.
The Zoo Bar
Small and funky, on any given night you could hear a great band.
Museums
- Museum of Nebraska History
- Morrill Hall & Mueller Planetarium (Natural History)
- International Quilt Study Center
- Lentz Center for Asian Culture
- National Museum of Rollerskating
Art Galleries
For Kids
Community & Culture
Nearby Places of Interest...