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There is no shortage of wide, open spaces in Lincoln for residents and visitors to enjoy. Day trips can be arranged to the Alice Abel Arboretum, the Lincoln Children’s Zoo, the Joshua C. Turner Arboretum, the Nebraska Statewide Arboretum, the Sunken Gardens, the State Fair Park Arboretum, the Pioneer Park Nature Center, and the Maxwell Arboretum. There are also several museums showcasing different collections of varying subjects and nature. These include the University of Nebraska State Museum with its collection of fossils collected from all over the state and the other museums located within the university campus, like the Lester F. Larsen Tractor Test & Power Museum, the Great Plains Art Museum, and the Kruger Collection in the College of Architecture. Elsewhere, there is the Schleich Red Wing Pottery Museum, the Museum of Nebraska History, the National Museum of Roller Skating, the Frank H. Woods Telephone Museum, the Lincoln Children’s Museum, and the American Historical Society of Germans from Russia Museum. Residents of the city are also proud of their domed Nebraska State Capitol, which was constructed in early 20th century. Lincoln also has a bustling nightlife, with most of its nightclubs and bars located along the O Street, considered to be the longest straight street in the whole country. There are also numerous restaurants and cafes located along this avenue, offering varied menus and cuisines. Visual arts and music enthusiasts are entertained by regular performances at the Pershing Auditorium, the Lied Center, the Haymarket Theater, and the Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center. Every year, the city comes alive with several community events and festivals, including the International Thespian Festival in June, the Lancaster Country Fair and the Nebraska State Fair in August, the Star City Parade in December, and numerous sporting events organized annually.

Lincoln, Nebraska

Lincoln is the capital of the state of Nebraska, located in its southeast part. It is the county seat of Lancaster County, with an estimated population of 225,800. From a village established in 1856, the city has now grown into a major economic and cultural center in the region. It was named after former President Abraham Lincoln. The city relies primarily from its service industry, though banking, information technology and trucking sectors are also major economic players. Among the large companies in Lincoln are the Ameritas Financial Services, Selection Research Inc./Gallup Poll, Sandhills Publishing, and MDS Harris Laboratories. Though the population is mostly composed of Whites, there are several large ethnic groups calling the city home, including Asians, Hispanic, African-Americans, among others. There are several institutions of higher education in Lincoln, the largest of which is the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Other institutions include the Nebraska Wesleyan University, the Union College, the BryanLGH College of Health Sciences, and campuses of Bellevue University, Kaplan University, Peru State College, Doane College, and Southeast Community College.

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