Mignery Sculpture Garden NE 68622

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Robert Small

Herb Mignery made many bronze sculptures. The sculptures portray the life of cowboys and native American people during the late 1800's. They are permanently mounted outdoors. It's a nice garden atmosphere. Well worth the drive. Donations are welcomed, but there are no fees.

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DLM-Distribution Campervans

A Perfect Stop as We Passed Through in Our Mini-T Campervan While exploring Nebraska in our Mini-T Campervan, we came across the Mignery Bronze Garden when stopping at a small-town roadside garden and picnic area. What we thought would be a quick break turned into a fascinating and effortless stop—one that became a highlight of our journey. Located in Bartlett, a town rich in history, this artistic treasure offered a peaceful pause from the road and a chance to experience authentic Western artistry up close. With no admission fees and a welcoming atmosphere, it was the perfect place to stretch our legs and take in the incredible sculptures. After strolling through the garden and admiring the detailed bronze figures, we continued our journey through Nebraska’s scenic landscapes, historic sites, and charming small towns—grateful for this unexpected find and highly recommending it to fellow travelers!

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Muriel Clark

On our way to a short stay at the beautiful Danish Alps State Recreation area near Hubbard and a golf outing at the new Landman Golf Club near Homer, we stopped off at the Herb Mignery Sculpture Garden in Bartlett (on Highway 281 in Wheeler County). More than 50 bronzes from one of the greatest western artists in America. The bronzes are delightful and the work this tiny community put into the garden is impressive. I highly recommend a stop.