| Page Views: 263 Last Visit to Dannebrog: August, 2005 | Dannebrog, Nebraska by Rich62 - last update: Mar 6, 2006 |
Dannebrog is the Danish capital of Nebraska. From Grand Island, go about 20 miles north on highway 281, then ten miles west on hwy. 58.
As you enter town on "Roger Welch Boulevard" you will see Harriet's Cafe on the north side of the road. If you stop for coffee, its on the honor system; just put your coins in the plate or jar, feel free to make change, they trust you.
At lunchtime you will have a nice meal, probably prepared by Harriet herself. She has been doing this for a long time. Sunday lunch is the best, though. Get there early because the line may stretch out the front door. Its a big Danish Smorgasbord, and you will not leave hungry. |
|  | HISTORICAL STREET SIGN Some of the information on this sign:
In 1871 a band of Danish immigrants founded the community and named it Dannebrog, which is the name for the red and white national flag of Denmark. Dannebrog's peak population was 426 people in 1920. Germans, Czechs, Poles and Swedes also settled in Dannebrog. In 1989 it was named "Danish Capital of Nebraska" by the state legislature. |
| | ROGER WELSCH AVENUE When you drive into town you will be on the street named to honor its most famous resident.
Their website is www.dannebrog.org
For more information:
call 308-226-2237 or email dannebrog@nctc.net |
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| Pros: | "DELIGHTFUL, INTERESTING PEOPLE" | | Cons: | "CAN'T THINK OF A BAD THING ABOUT DANNEBROG" | | In A Nutshell: | "IT WAS MADE FAMOUS BY ROGER WELCH'S "POSTCARDS FROM NEBRASKA" SEGMENTS ON THE CBS "SUNDAY MORNING" SHOW" |
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