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Celebrate Easter

2025

 

​​Easter makes us think of egg hunts and chocolate candy! 

But it's so much more!​

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A new and meaningful tradition can be experienced, and wonderful memories can be made at The 3B Homestead in Murdock, NE.  

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  • Walk through the 1888 barn.

  • Hear THE REAL REASON we Celebrate Easter.

  • Interact with many real farm animals.

  • Examine items that explain events of the first Easter.

  • Participate in hands-on activities.

  • Travel through the homestead to see three crosses.

  • Learn with refreshing gladness THE STORY of Easter ...

it's not about the bunny, it's about the Lamb.

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A meaningful opportunity for you at the

Celebrate Easter event is to bring a cross in memory of a loved one who has passed away.  It will be placed in the "Field of Crosses" along Highway 1.  Visit the website page "Field of Crosses" for more details.

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Schedule and Hours

Open to the Public ...

Sunday, April 6 from 2:00 - 5:00 pm

Saturday, April 12 and Sunday, April 13 from 2:00 - 5:00 pm

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Open for Pre-Scheduled Private Visits ...

Monday and Tuesday, April 7th and 8th

Thursday and Friday, April 10th and 11th

Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, April 14th, 15th, and 16th

Contact The Buells at 402-867-1802 to schedule a date and time for a private visit.  A minimum of 15 people is required.

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All Easter events are an outreach of the 3B Homestead, LLC

and area free to the community.  No tickets are necessary.

Donations are accepted to offset the expenses of the events.​​​​​​

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See you at the barn!

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Location:  7603 298th Street, Murdock, NE

On Highway 1 south of Murdock, NE

halfway between Lincoln and Omaha

Email:  3BHomestead@gmail.com

Farm phone:  402-867-1802

Facebook:  3B Homestead

VENMO:  @ThreeB-Homestead

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Getting Here

The 3B Homestead is located on the east side of Highway 1 between Elmwood and Murdock Nebraska.   It's the second place south of the big curve.  It is a quick 35 minute drive southwest of Omaha and northeast of Lincoln.

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