Croeso! Welcome!
The Great Plains Welsh Heritage Centre in Wymore, Nebraska, is home to the only museum and archive dedicated primarily to interpreting the legacy of Welsh settlers on the Great Plains, as well as the history of Welsh immigrants throughout North America.
We are open 2-4 pm Sundays between Memorial Day and Labor Day weekends, and at other times by appointment. Admission is free. LEARN MORE.
Welsh Voices
FREE VIRTUAL SEMINARS ON ZOOM
Presented by experts on Welsh and Welsh North American culture and history.
Sundays at 2 pm ET/1 pm CT/12 pm MT/11 am PT/7 pm Cymru/Wales.
Click below for details and Zoom links.
Sunday, September 20, 2026
Owain Glyndŵr and the Mortimers
Presented by Gareth Jones, Cymdeithas Owain Glyndŵr Society
Hosted by the Madog Center for Welsh Studies
Between the 1880s and 1960, the children and grandchildren of Welsh pioneers were educated in the one-room schoolhouse we have restored in Wymore’s McCandless Park. Meticulously researched by Jeff Jones, this nearly-100-page book is packed with full-color illustrations and newspaper articles. It is a must-have for anyone interested in Welsh-American pioneer history. The History of Pleasant View Rural School District 81 is available from the Great Plains Welsh Heritage Centre for $35 plus shipping. To place your order, please email gwenithcolgrove@gmail.com
NEW! Borrow books from our lending library.
Help us tell the story of the Welsh in North America as it has never been told before! Learn more.
Please consider a tax-free donation to our expansion project.
Donate here.
