Dobby's Frontier Town, 320 E. 25th St., is a noteworthy town with structures from the 1890s through Prohibition. Kenneth "Dobby" Lee deplored the rot of early boondocks structures, so he started pulling them to his Alliance home to spare them.
It is a copy of England's Stonehenge situated close to the city of Alliance, Nebraska, in the High Plains area of the United States. Rather than being worked with vast standing stones, similar to the case with the first Stonehenge,
This imaginative, authentic exhibition hall highlights five territories of neighborhood history including: Life in the Sandhills, Native American Life, Life in the Country, Life in the Town and The Railroad that entwined everything. The embodiment of the Sandhills and life
It is situated at tenth St. also, Niobrara Ave. in Alliance, Nebraska, and it was worked in 1935 by Civilian Conservation Corps specialists. In 1935, it was tremendous, having hued lights and clocks. It was finished in time for "Charge