About Bigfoot Crossroads of America
A life-size Bigfoot figure greets visitors at a Hastings museum devoted to a creature no one can quite pin down. Nebraska Bigfoot Crossroads of America gathers cast footprints, photographs, stories, and research about Sasquatch in a place that invites both believers and skeptics to look closer. The setting on the owner’s property makes the stop feel more personal than a conventional natural history museum.
Harriett McFeely, often called the Bigfoot Lady, built the collection from a lifelong fascination with the elusive figure. Displays examine famous alleged evidence, including the 1967 Patterson-Gimlin film, alongside the people who have pursued the mystery. Larger-than-life Bigfoot figures lend the museum a roadside spectacle before the questions even begin.
Find the museum at 1205 E 42nd Street, on the edge of Hastings. Seasonal schedules and guided visits may vary, so check the current opening hours before arriving. Published visitor listings have put adult admission around $5; confirm the price directly. Whether you leave convinced or amused, the place is a sincere and delightfully strange tribute to curiosity.