Poole, Nebraska
..a Buffalo County Village of the past...	Compiled by Rod Stover, (rod#greenachers#net - change #s appropriately) proud to be a native of Poole.   "Compiled?" or is it gathered? I've attempted to preserve the works of various authors from different sources which leads to some redundancy or different variations of the same story. So be it.
A History from "Buffalo Tales" by Keith Buss, with permission of the Buffalo County Historical Society, and... Pool's Siding, from an early 1900s "Kearney Hub" article. Exerpts from "A History of Buffalo County" by Bassett (1916) Poole Was A Thriving Community In Early Days, with some photos, by Lois and Birney Hughes from the Ravenna News, 1985 (Updated October, 2006 with relevant links) Poole Remembered, a series of published articles by Winona Duncan Snell Poole Notes, news notes from the 1890s through the 1970s by Winona Duncan Snell Winona has since published "POOLE, The Beginning - The End - and Beyond" (see Cedar/Majors for details). Much of the information presented here and credited to Winona is also in her book. Village Board minutes, 1910 - 1915 "Poole Still In Danger of Being a Midlands Ghost Town," from the 21 Oct., 1970 issue of the Omaha World Herald. Poole unincorporated, 1972 Photo Gallery Main Street about 1900 (Updated September, 2006; "new" photo) Ball Teams Schools (Updated September, 2006 with new photo & stories) Other neat photos (Updated October, 2006 with some "new" photos) The Poole Fire Cave by Rod Stover, Jan., 2004 Poole as a Vacation Resort, (in jest!) by Kim Stover, 1981  ;-) More about Poole in biographies on the author's genealogy page: Joseph Clayton, first mayor of Poole Bertrand Stover, village smithy and an early marshall of Poole Glenn Clayton "Pat" Stover, Postmaster and storekeeper in Poole for years