An interstate gift shop is one way to remember a drive across Nebraska. If you want a Nebraska souvenir you'll keep longer, here's what we make. You can order it once you're home.
They're all in our Nebraska gifts collection.
One honest note: these aren't made in Nebraska. We keep plain blanks in stock in our workshop in Hilton Head, South Carolina, and engrave the design after you order. If you want something made in Nebraska, buy it from a Nebraska maker while you're there.
The Cornhusker State design
Nebraska is known as the Cornhusker State. Our Cornhusker State design pairs the state outline with a western meadowlark, a barn and a windmill, plus "The Cornhusker State" and EST. 1867, the year Nebraska became a state.
It comes on:
- A wall sign, 10 by 10 inch leatherette in blue or brown, with a sawtooth hanger
- Slate coasters and cork coasters, single or in sets of 4, 6 or 8, 4 inches across
- A 32 oz water bottle in black or white, hand wash only
- Leatherette, slate and wood ornaments
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If the trip stopped in Omaha or Lincoln
- Omaha: the skyline shows a downtown tower, a pedestrian bridge and downtown on the Missouri River. It comes on a wall sign, slate and wood ornaments and a bamboo board.
- Lincoln: the skyline shows the capitol tower rising over the prairie. It comes on a wall sign, slate and wood ornaments and a bamboo board.

Which one to keep
- For a shelf: a slate ornament. It's small, it's stone, and it goes on the tree in December.
- For a wall: the Cornhusker State sign or a city sign.
- For use: the coasters or the water bottle.
Timing
Everything is engraved after you order and ships within 1 to 5 business days, coasters in a white gift box and boards and wall art in a plain box.
See the full lineup on the Nebraska collection page.