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Nestled deep into the heart of Grand
Island, you will experience the true heartbeat of Nebraska.
Historical Highway 30, known also as the Lincoln
Byway, runs deep through the original
commercial Grand Island.
The thoroughfare brings you to 105
North Walnut Street, home of the quaint Farmer’s
Daughter Café. Standing for generations and owned and managed
by Debra Dalton
Let yourself be lured in by the
delicious aroma of signature homemade meals and the amazing
homemade pies,
even the first time visitor, soon feels like
family in this warm hospitable atmosphere.
The HEART of the Pie District. Just
LOOK at these pies. Somebody's MOM is using a
secret family recipe
Grand Island was plotted by the
Union Pacific Railroad in 1866, and derived its name from a
landmark, 40-mile-long island on the multi-channel Platte River.
The early success as a hub of railroad activity secured the city
and continued early growth and development.
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ificent Grand Theatre. The finial
owners closed the building in 2002 and voiced their decision
to donate the theatre to a non profit organization