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Cleaves Temple CME Church

January 22 Return to: A History of Black Churches in OmahaFull resolution (1024 × 678)

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Norwegian-Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church, aka Cleaves Temple CME Church, North Omaha, Nebraska
The Norwegian-Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church opened at 2431 Decatur Street in the 1890s. It became Cleaves Temple CME Church in the 1940s.

Norwegian-Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church, aka Cleaves Temple CME Church, North Omaha, Nebraska

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