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Village · Seward County · Population 181 (2020 census) · ZIP 68364 · Founded 1887 · Peak population 192 (1990)

About Goehner

Goehner is a village of 181 people (2020) in southwestern Seward County, at 1,545 feet just north of I-80 Exit 373; Link 80G (364th Road) runs north past Tamora to US 34. It is home to the Seward County Historical Society Museum. Goehner is on Central Time.

History

Goehner was platted in 1887 when the Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley Railroad (Chicago & North Western) built through, and named for John F. Goehner, a local businessman and politician. It incorporated as a village in 1913.

Highways and trails through Goehner

Route	One way	Other way
Link 80G364th Road, from I-80 Exit 373 north	North past Tamora to US 34	South to I-80

Nearby towns

Tamora	about 4 mi north	Link 80G
Beaver Crossing	about 5 mi southwest	County roads
Ruby	about 7 mi east	County roads
Utica	about 8 mi west-northwest	I-80
Seward	about 8 mi northeast	I-80 and NE 15
Milford	about 10 mi east-southeast	I-80
Staplehurst	about 10 mi north-northeast	County roads
Cordova	about 11 mi southwest	County roads

Things to see

the Seward County Historical Society Museum, 1037 364th Rd.: six acres with a 1915 one-room school, an early-1900s farmhouse, the flag from Seward’s first Fourth of July (1868) and miniature train rides on the 2nd and 4th Sundays, June–October; open May–October, Thursdays and Sundays · Straight Water WMA, 2 miles north and 1 mile west · Anniebel’s, 1234 May St.

Health care

Hospital: Memorial Health Care Systems, Seward, about 8 mi

Sources: U.S. Census; Wikipedia; Andreas, History of the State of Nebraska (1882); Cox, History of Seward County (1905); Fitzpatrick, Nebraska Place-Names (1925); Nebraska State Gazetteer (1890); History Nebraska markers; National Register; Nebraska Department of Transportation; Nebraska Game and Parks; NOAA; Seward County; City of Seward; City of Milford; Village of Staplehurst; Village of Bee; Cultivate Seward County; Southeast Community College; Concordia University. Distances marked "about" are straight-line estimates.