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This is Build for Tomorrow, a podcast about the things from history that shaped us and how we can shape the future.

I'm Jason Pfeiffer.

If you don't live in central Nebraska, then you may not have heard of the Kingsley Dam, but oh damn, it is a big dam.

A hundred and sixty-two feet high, three point one miles long, it is a big dam. 162 feet high, 3.1 miles long.

Construction began in 1936.

President Roosevelt praised it as a feat of engineering,

and after its completion in 1941,

it became a significant source of power and money for the region.

And that is why, as the dam's 50th birthday approached in 1991, Nebraska planned to go all out.

Hot air balloons, helicopter rides, parades, talks from local officials, a giant picnic.

And then the event planners caught wind of a total showstopper.

It would be the perfect way to bridge the past with the present.

The way to revel in 50 damn years of glory. And it was a time capsule, rumored to be buried near the dam when it was

completed in 1941. Now, this thing was not actually intended to be opened yet. The instructions

left by the people of 1941 was not to open it until the year

2041, a full century later. But the people of 1991 were like, ah, it's been 50 years and we're not

waiting another 50. Let's open this so long as they could actually find the damn thing.

We made phone calls to the state capitol in Lincoln where supposedly a plaque or some

sort of document was being stored.

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