Piains Pioneers - If only those pioneers could see the miles of beautiful corn fields in Nebraska today! My visit was a welcome break from the drive back home to Denver CO.

Great experience - Awesome experience. Displays & stories were very educational. Staff was very pleasant. We will definitely stop back 👍

15th Birthday - We came to the Archway for my daughter's 15th birthday. She's a history nut and it didn't disappoint!

Stretch the Legs during Roadtrip - Nice break during road trip. Pic-nic tables outside. Accessible, easy to walk through. Very interesting way to learn about the Midwest's role in western migration.

Great experience! - It’s always great to share our history with our kids! So much fun! The kids said it was the best day ever!

Make it happen, Captain! Stop already and check this place out! - Driven under it 100 times, finally stopped. Well done. Well run. Fun couple hours for anyone who wants to learn more about the area and its role in the styling of the west. If you love America and Americana or road tripping - you’ll love this.

Well worth the stop! - It defies all logic that such a great museum exists over the interstate in the middle of Nebraska but our entire family loved it!

Great activity for a rainy day! - Having driven under the museum many times over the years, we finally stopped to check it out. It was a wonderful museum. We spent almost 2 hours! Great history!

Great family destination - This is a great audio-guided tour! So much great information. My 12-year-old loved it and didn't get bored! WIN!

Unique Attraction Worth a Stop When Traveling on Interstate 80 - We met my wife's cousins from Kearney at the Archway Monument. This unique attraction spans over highway 80. With a new exit, the Archway is more easily accessible. There is free off-street parking at the site. The outdoor grounds have a number of stunning sculptures capturing the spirit of the westward expansion including a large bison. There is a part of the outdoor grounds that also celebrate the preservation of the Lincoln Highway including a retro Hammer Motel sign and some actual bricks saved from the original highway. (These are a part of an Eagle project.) Inside is a museum with displays. There is a cost for tickets ($13 plus tax for seniors). You are given a headphone that is triggered by signals throughout the displays. You take an escalator up to the exhibit and can wander at your own pace taking in as much of the audio tour as you want while looking at the displays. While the displays are most about the westward expansion, some of the exhibition does include more contemporary displays and artifacts about the expansion of the interstate highway system. There are some windows which provides view of the highway and the vehicles traveling under the Archway on interstate 80. The building also has a significant gift shop with a wide variety of souvenirs. Some snacks and drinks are available with a quiet area for sitting inside. The Archway is a short walk to a bridge over the Platte River with an additional picnic area.