Located in Atkinson, NE, the Sturdevant-McKee Museum is a wonderful example of Queen Anne styling. It was built by Brantly and Ellen Sturdevant in 1887. It has three extensive porches, turned porch supports and a low turned balustrades as well as two front entrances divided by a bay window. The museum is furnished using Sturdevant-McKee family furnishings and rooms are decorated to match the style of the furnishings. There are two Victorian parlors, a Victorian bedroom and dining room, a 1930s bathroom, a doctor's office, a 1920-30s kitchen and buttery. You can book the house for a dinner party, card party, or any kind of gathering for that matter. There is no admission fee altho donations are welcome.