Welcome
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We are open to the public from May 1 to November 1. Our regular hours of operation are 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. from Tuesday through Saturday. During the off season we are only open by appointment. If you plan to be here during our off-season you can call the museum in advance or one of the numbers on our front door and we will try to accommodate you.
We are closed on major holidays.
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SPECIAL NOTE FOR OUR 2025 SUMMER SCHEDULE
Over the next few weeks there will be lots of activity going on at the museum and so we will not be opening for the season on our regularly scheduled first Saturday of May. Our current plans are to close on May 15 and reopen on June 10. We will put a post on Facebook when we will officially reopen. Thanks for your patience as we get ready to begin a new chapter in the museum's long and storied history.
Posted May 15, 2025
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Suggested Admission Price:
$10.00 - Adults
$2.00 – Children 5-18
Free – Children 4 and under
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Admission by Donation
We are a Blue Star Museum
Free admission to the nation’s active-duty military personnel and their families,
including National Guard and Reserve.
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We accept all major credit cards.
Members are entitled to free admission.
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Directions
The museum is located on 218 East 8th Street in Cozad, Nebraska,
just one mile north of Exit 222 on Interstate Route 80 is located one mile north.
- From Lincoln, Nebraska - 180 miles
- From Omaha, Nebraska - 235 miles
- From Denver, Colorado - 308 miles
- From Chicago, Illinois - 698 miles
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Parking
Parking is free and is available both on East 8th Street in front of the museum or across the street in the city's municipal lot. Bus and van parking is also available in the municipal lot. Street parking is available across from the art gallery at 207 East Ninth Street. If you need assistance, please call the Museum at 308-784-4154.
The gallery buildings are wheelchair accessible and a tour is available of the entire museum building using an I-pad.
The Robert Henri Museum
Courtesy Chuck Birgen
The Robert Henri Art Gallery
Courtesy Wilkins Architectural Firm