LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — A historic home has officially been lifted from the Bryan Hospital’s East Campus.
The Fairview Home, otherwise known as the William Jennings Bryan home, is being relocated to make room for an expansion project at the hospital.
The home was donated by William Jennings Bryan, a politician and businessman. It later turned into a nurse’s dormitory which then turned into a museum.
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The official move will be to the northeast corner of the campus on Nov. 7.
Bryan Health is also conducting an auction for the items that were inside the museum, including catering china, chairs, couches and more. The auction ends on Nov. 8.
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