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North Platte video features Buffalo Bill's ranch

This video about things to see in North Platte, Nebraska, includes the world’s largest railroad classification yard, its famous WWII Canteen, construction of the 9-story-tall Golden Spike tower, and Buffalo Bill’s Scout’s Rest Ranch, long a Lincoln Highway attraction.

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2 Responses to “North Platte video features Buffalo Bill's ranch”

  1. RoadDog's avatar RoadDog Says:
    October 24, 2008 at 7:50 am | Reply

    There is also that great tourist trap out by the interstate. Forget its name though, but it looks like a fort from the outside.

  2. brianbutko's avatar brianbutko Says:
    October 24, 2008 at 10:15 am | Reply

    Fort Cody, one of my favorite stops on the Lincoln Highway! http://www.fortcody.com

    Cool mix of stuff and super-nice owners. I wrote about their family’s “roadside empire” of similar attractions for the next American Road magazine.

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