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Homestead National Monument of America Celebrates the Holidays
National Park Service at Festival showcases the National Monument of America,
Homestead National diverse traditions of people either onsite or virtually.
Monument of America who immigrated to the Homestead National Monument
remembers the many lega- United States on the prom- of America also has a robust vol-
cies of the Homestead Act ise of the Homestead Act. unteer program that plays a funda-
of 1862. The grounds fea- This event mental role in all aspects of the
ture over 100 acres of runs from Saturday, monument. They have spots avail-
th
restored tallgrass prairie, a November 28 and will run able for both remote and in person
historic homestead cabin until Sunday, January 3, volunteers.
built in 1867, a historic 2021. If you are interested in volun-
one-room school built in The Winter Festival of teering please email Amber
1872, historic archives, 3 Prairie Cultures features Kirkendall at or contact via phone
miles of trails, and two visi- decorated trees, and table- at (402)223-3514. There are a
tor centers. The monu- top displays that feature wide variety of needs and continue
ment was created by an ornaments and hand-made to create new opportunities based
Act of Congress in 1936, crafts, and presentations. on individuals interests and skills.
as effort to remember the These displays and presen- Some available opportunities
national significance of the tations reflect the spirit of include: Craft/trade demonstrators,
Homestead Act. hope, humor, traditions, and historic reenactors, transcription of
The Homestead Act generosity that character- oral histories, guest services, his-
provided an opportunity to ized winter celebrations in torical research assistance, social
earn 160 acres of land if the West. Visit: to learn media assistance, and family
the claimant improved the land, er. That adds up to as many as 1 more. Please visit the Homestead genealogists.
built a shelter, and lived on the in 3 Americans.
land continuously for 5 years. The The Homestead National
Homestead Legislation went into Monument of America also offers
effect in 1863 but, did not end until multiple events that have activities
1986 in Alaska. The Homestead and displays to explore both virtu-
Act fundamentally changed the ally and in person. These events
landscape of the United States and explore the many impacts of the
the evidence of its impact is every- Homestead Act. There current
where. Fields of straight crops now event is the Winter Festival of
replace the once-abundant prairie Prairie Cultures. The Winter
grass. 30 out of the 50 states had
land that was developed through
this Act. Over 10% of all land in
the United States was developed
through the Homestead Act. As a
result, over 93,000,000 Americans
are descended from a homestead-
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