Speaking Schedule

July 2026

• Saturday, July 11, 2 pm - Hastings Public Library - “George Custer and the Great Plains”

• Wednesday, July 15, 1 pm - Lied Senior Center, Seward - “George Custer and the Great Plains”

• Saturday, July 18, 10 am - Schoolhouse Art Gallery, Brownville - “George Custer and the Great Plains”

• Sunday, July 19, 2 pm - Anna Bemis Palmer Museum, York - “Marking Nebraska: Our Hidden Historical Monuments”

• Friday, July 24, 2 pm - Legacy Life Enrichment, Lincoln - “Marking Nebraska: Our Hidden Historical Monuments”

• Saturday, July 25, 2 pm - Raymond A. Whitwer Public Library, Tilden - “George Custer and the Great Plains”

August 2026

• Monday, August 3, 12 noon - Gere Branch, Lincoln Public Libraries - “The Forts of Nebraska”

• Wednesday, August 5, 1:15 pm - Immanuel Village, Omaha - “The Forts of Nebraska”

• Saturday, August 8, 10 am - Buffalo Bill Ranch, North Platte - “Walking and Talking Buffalo Bill” Tour

• Thursday, August 13, 6:30 pm - Bellevue Public Library - “George Custer and the Great Plains”

• Sunday, August 16, 2 pm - Jennifer Reinke Public Library, Deshler - “Buffalo Bill’s Nebraska”

• Wednesday, August 19, 12 noon - Hruska Memorial Library, David City - “George Custer and the Great Plains”

September 2026

• Tuesday, September 8, 11:30 am - Omaha Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution - “The (Mad) Queen of the Prairies”

• Thursday, September 10, TBA - Valentine Public Library - “Sand Hills and Sandlots: The Story of Modisett Ball Park”

• Thursday, September 17, 5 pm - Broken Bow Public Library - “George Custer and the Great Plains”

• Friday, September 18, 2 pm - Curtis Community Center, Curtis - “George Custer and the Great Plains”

• Saturday, September 19, 2 pm - Fort Hartsuff State Historical Park, Burwell - “George Custer and the Great Plains”

• Monday, September 21, 6 pm - Fullerton Public Library - “George Custer and the Great Plains”

October 2026

• Thursday, October 1, 12 noon - Homestake Adams Research & Cultural Center, Deadwood SD - “George Custer and the Great Plains”