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Seward is known as Nebraska’s official Fourth of July city, but maintains its allure all year round with its rich history and attractions. Visitors can learn about the town at the Seward County Historical Museum and the Seward Memorial Library. Outdoor recreation activities can be enjoyed at the Centennial Park, including soccer, sand volleyball, baseball, and more.

Across the street is the Seward County Fairgrounds, which boasts an agriculture pavilion, harvest hall, 4-H and livestock centers, grandstand, and an arena and features seasonal festivals. In historic downtown Seward, there are several shopping and cultural opportunities, including the Olde Glory Theatre and Community Hall and the Rivoli Theatre.

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