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May 22 Return to: A History of Omaha North High SchoolFull resolution (1098 × 697)

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North's auditorium in the 1950s.

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COME GET YOUR RACIST UNCLE! This guy is slamming on reality and he’s embarrassing himself and his family. If interested, you can reply to him at the link in my bio. More than a century ago, East Omaha had a factory district with several large plants that employed the town. One still stands! If you're interested you can learn about them at the link in my bio. #eastomaha #omahaindustry #demolishedbuildings #omahahistory #linkinbio Another hater doing his hating… #whitesupremacyisterrorism #whitepeoplebelike #omahahistory #trialsofahistorygeek #tellthetruthtuesday Only a theater for 20+ years, this building has a LOT of history! Discover it and pics at the link in my bio. #northomahahistory #minnelusa #omahatheaters #theaterhistory #linkinbio NEW ARTICLE! At its end a decrepit, derelict and dismal abandoned beast, the Webster Street Station has been mostly erased from Omaha's memory. Find out about this building, once a jewel north of Dodge Street, at the link in my bio. Special thanks to John Peterson for the pic. For six years, Nebraska couldn't become a state because the Nebraska Unicameral Legislature wouldn't outlaw slavery. Discover what happened at the link in my bio. 8604 N. 30th is in the Florence Main Street Historic District. Special thanks to Lori Krenzer who shared these pics with me! Learn about it at the link in my bio! #florenceomaha #northomahahistory #preservethisplace #nationalregisterofhistoricplaces #linkinbio This building still stands! Do you know where?? #northomahahistory #cliftonhillomaha #preservethisplace #linkinbio An icon. Read about this building and it’s fine marquees at the link in my bio. #northomahahistory #militaryaveomaha #omahatheaters #theaterhistory #preservethisplace #linkinbio
A History of the Intersection of 24th and Ames

A History of the Intersection of 24th and Ames

A History of the Webster Street Station

A History of the Webster Street Station

A History of the Mines and Mining Building

A History of the Mines and Mining Building

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