Village of Haigler
Haigler Museums
Haigler has several museums created by donations and the efforts of the Haigler Community Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to community improvement.
Haigler Cornerstone Museum
This museum is located in the Crabtree Building at Hiway 34 & Porter Avenue ​Cornerstone Museum is a country museum filled with donated artifacts from the farming and ranching communities in southwest Nebraska. Visitors can enjoy a trip to an earlier time and also enjoy touring all the unique farm machinery on the museum grounds.
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One Room Country School House
In September 2007, one of the counties rural one-room schools was rescued from the corner of a corn field and moved into Haigler. It was restored and displays historical facts and items from the area's many defunct one-room schools
Conoco Station Museum & Haigler Welcome Center
The Conoco Station Museum, built in the 1920's, restored, and complete with signs, gas pump, and Conoco historical pieces.
The Art House
Jimmy and Velda Smith's family donated their family home to the Haigler Community Foundation and it was cleaned out and a new roof and paint gave the town a place to display local artist's work. This is still in progress.
Haigler Jail Museum
The old jail in Haigler was built from native rock from Devil's Cap in Cheyenne County, Kansas. It was constructed in early 1900's to put "drunks" in to sober up. The Haigler Community Foundation purchased the small building and made it into a part of the museum group.
~ Information from Haigler 1976 Centenniel Book
Haigler Street Cat Assistance Program
(SCAT)
The Cattery is a lot in Haigler decorated with interesting artifacts and was created to care for the cat population in Haigler. Street Cats are cared for in partnership with Twin Forks Vet Clinic in Benkelman.