Malerie Yolen-Cohen, Travel Writer and Member walking with
Roger Bratt, Webmaster for the Ashland Historical Society.
(Picture by Suzi Nelson, Editor & Mgr. of the Ashland
Gazette - June 13, 2011)
Malerie's book about her Route 6 adventures will
be available this Spring.
Learn about great places to visit, eat and stay
when traveling the 6.
“NEBRASKA”
YESTERDAY, TODAY,
TOMORROW AND BEYOND
Economic Development and Cultural Preservation
“Route 6 was a critical transportation and communications link in the
development of Nebraska and neighboring states. I hope to preserve the
memory of that contribution and look forward to working with the
citizens of Nebraska to make the Cornhusker portion of Route 6 the
central hub of the Association and the extended Route 6 community.”
A major challenge for the Nebraska Association is to create economic
growth in the inner cities, small towns and rural communities.
High school and college students are encouraged to join the
Association’s internship program. There are no membership dues for
full-time students or active military personnel.
To learn more about the Nebraska Association and how you can become a
member contact us at
Nebraska@route6tour.com
Gretna is the first City in Nebraska to establish
Historic U.S. 6 Route
signs along the old alignment. 2011 Thank You!!
Route 6 landmark opens in
Sutton, Nebraska
This workbench behind this unrestored 1925
Ford Model T is original to the circa 1919
"Main Street Garage", now
The Filling Station Restoration in Sutton, Nebraska
York News-Times > News > Route 6 landmark opens in Sutton
Jerry R. Johnson, and Liz Hofmann, "Dug-Out Days" in Sutton, NE. June 30, 2007
We all know Jerry, however, Liz Hofmann is new to the Association. Liz became a
member of the Board of Directors of the National Association in June, 2007. She will
oversee our Youth and Student Internship Programs. She is the Vice President of the
Sutton Historical Society and an active member of the Sutton Chamber of Commerce.
Over the years she has been a school teacher (Her teaching certificate is current) and
worked with various community youth programs including being a Girl Scout leader.
Here is a picture of David Kunes the young man who is bicycling the "6"
from California
to Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Behind him, left to right, are Liz L.
Hofmann our Vice Chair - Educational
Programs, Ashley J. Thompson - Executive Director of Program Development
and
Jerry R. Johnson our Executive Director for the State of Nebraska.
(In front of the Museum - July 29, 2007 Sutton, NE -
Picture by Rita Johnson)
