The Eli brand windmill was simple in design, but it was the longest lasting of any made in the day.
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The 2021 Power of Wind & Water Art Show
WIND & WATER ENERGY IS LIKE NO OTHER POWER ON EARTH!
The Kregel Museum’s “Power of Wind & Water Art Show” is all about showcasing the tremendous capability of wind & waterpower, especially from a rural perspective!
Original photography, drawings & paintings from this year’s show are displayed below. Adults & youth from all over Nebraska & beyond submitted art for this year’s show!
The Kregel Windmill Factory Museum would like to thank all the school systems, private donors, and artists who contributed to this year's show! It wasn't the biggest show we've ever had, but the artwork was absolutely unique and truly one of a kind! Special thanks to Carol Hammond, Linda Ganzel Trundle & the Elmwood Murdock School System, Tom Orange & the Lifegate Christian Middle School, Rhonda Gress, The Brabson Library & Educational Foundation & many others who put tremendous amounts of time and talent into this year’s show! Click on the art images below to see the entire photo, available information, etc. as you enjoy this years show!
Step inside the modest, one-story structure on Central Avenue in Nebraska City and you will enter a world that few have experienced; the manufacture of windmills as tools of modern technology circa 1902
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Kregel Windmill Factory Museum is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit museum operating with tax-deductible donations from generous individuals, foundations, grants and corporate sponsors. Kregel Windmill Factory Museum is not government owned or operated. EIN: 20-8943847
