Tonwantonga (Omaha Big Village) Marker – Homer

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Tonwantonga, the Big Village of the Omaha tribe, stood near Omaha Creek northeast of Homer from about 1775 to 1845. A smallpox epidemic around 1800 killed about a third of the tribe, including Chief Blackbird, and Lewis and Clark visited on August 13, 1804. The site is on private land and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as the Homer Site; it can be viewed from a pull-off on US 75/77 about a mile north of Homer.

Address
US 75/77, about 1 mi north of Homer
Homer, NE
ZIP Code
68030
State
Nebraska
Country
USA
County
Dakota County
Town
Homer
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