Brunswick, Nebraska Token:W. H. ROSE 25¢ general store 1923 - 1944

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

W. H. Rose was a General Store Proprietor in Brunswick, Nebraska from 1923 to 1944.


Brunswick is located in the northern part of Antelope County, Nebraska. Little growth took place until the Short Line was built through the area in 1890. At that time the post office at Clear Springs was moved to Brunswick and the town had its official beginning. It was named for Brunswick, Germany, by a local resident, Henry Nagel, who was a native of the German town. Nagel grew beets in Nebraska that reminded him of his hometown agriculture (world center for sugar beet seed), hence the name. Brunswick grew slowly, achieving a peak population of only 362 in 1930, and declining to 190 in 1980.
Nebraska Historic Buildings Survey Reconnaissance Survey Final Report Antelope County, Nebraska, 1990



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