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Spot Bar 2305 Ames Avenue North Omaha Nebraska

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Spot Bar, 2305 Ames Ave., North Omaha, Nebraska
This is an image of the Spot Bar at 2305 Ames Avenue in 1951. It was bombed in 1954 (see pic in article).

This is an image of the Spot Bar at 2305 Ames Avenue in North Omaha, Nebraska, in 1951. It was bombed in 1954 (see pic in article).

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This was the Walnut Hill Reservoir at 40th and Hamilton for a century! Learn about it and see a lot of cool pics at the link in my bio. #northomahahistory #walnuthillomaha #mudomaha #linkinbio In the early 1960s Ames Plaza was THE place to Christmas shop in North O! Discover its history at the link in my bio! #christmasshopping #northomahahistory #amesplaza #linkinbio In 1937, Carrie Ann Taylor refused to move out of her apartment at 2526 1/2 Lake Street. She left when her moving costs were covered. Learn more about her old neighborhood at the link in my bio. #northomahahistory #omahapeople #linkinbio Black history in Omaha is Omaha history. Accept it. Learn more at the link in my bio. Located at present-day 24th and Grand, in 1857 this building was the Grand Hotel. From 1863-1868 it was Brownell Hall. From 1868-1897 it was the Saratoga Hotel. Then it was forgotten for 100+ years until I told its story at the link in my bio! #saratogaomaha #northomahahistory #omahahistory #nebraskahistory #northomaha #demolishedbuildings #linkinbio The Ritz was opened in 1931 when a LOT of theaters in Omaha were closing, primarily serving Black moviegoers, who were segregated in downtown theaters. It closed in 1967 when owner Harry Taylor died. Learn more at the link in my bio. NEW ARTICLE! Edgewood Park was Omaha’s first Black real estate development… Learn about it at the link in my bio. #omahablackhistory #omaharealestate #eastomaha #linkinbio The Carter Lake Elementary School became Carter Lake Presbyterian Church! Find more of the community’s history at the link in my bio… #carterlakeiowa #iowahistory #eastomaha #northomahahistory #northeastomaha #northomaha #linkinbio Did you know there were at least THREE different vehicles built in North Omaha? If you’re interested you can learn about them from my article att he link in my bio! #northomahahistory #northomaha #omahaindustry #omahahistory #omahacars #automotivehistory #linkinbio
This is a heading for "A History of Edgewood Park, Omaha's First Black-Owned Subdivision" by Adam Fletcher Sasse for NorthOmahaHistory.com.

A History of Edgewood Park, Omaha’s First Black-Owned Subdivision

Joslyn Hall, Omaha University, North 24th and Evans Streets.

A History of Joslyn Hall in North Omaha

The YMCA Athletic Park was located at N. 25th and Ames Ave. in North Omaha, Nebraska, from 1899 to 1909.

A History of the YMCA Athletic Park in North Omaha

North Omaha History Volumes 1, 2 and 3 by Adam Fletcher Sasse
North Omaha History Volumes 1, 2 & 3 by Adam Fletcher Sasse.

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