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Good Life Trucker Hat | Chimney Rock | One Size Fits Most | Nebraska State Historical Society

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Top off your Nebraska pride with this stylish and breathable Richardson 112 trucker hat! Featuring a vintage-style patch with a scenic sun and sandhill design, this hat proudly displays the iconic slogan: Nebraska… The Good Life.

Crafted with a structured front and breathable mesh back, this hat is designed for comfort and durability—perfect for everyday wear, road trips, or outdoor adventures.

Product Highlights:

  • Classic Richardson 112 trucker hat

  • Embroidered “Nebraska... The Good Life” patch

  • Olive green front with white mesh back

  • Mid-profile, structured crown

  • Adjustable snapback closure for a custom fit

Sizing:
One size fits most – adjustable snapback

Perfect For:
Outdoor lovers, Husker fans, road-trippers, and anyone proud to represent the Cornhusker State in style!

The Nebraska State Historical Society was founded in 1878 by citizens who recognized Nebraska was going through great changes and they sought to record the stories of both indigenous and immigrant peoples. It was designated a state institution and began receiving funds from the legislature in 1883. The Nebraska State Historical Society is also a membership organization. Members elect twelve trustees, four from each of the state’s three congressional districts, to staggered three-year terms. Three trustees are appointed by the Governor, one from each congressional district. Nominations are made by a board-appointed nominating committee. The Board of Trustees serves as an advisory board to the director and determines the various levels of membership available to the public. Based in Lincoln, Nebraska.

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