On Tuesday, April 28, 2020, Adam Fletcher Sasse shared a presentation online called “An Overview of North Omaha History” using Google Meet for NorthOmahaHistory.com. The presentation was not recorded. Here are links to additional information he referred to during the presentation.
Links
- North Omaha History Series, Volumes 1, 2 & 3
- North Omaha History Podcast
- North Omaha History Facebook
- North Omaha History Instagram
- North Omaha History Timeline, a free PDF
- “A History of North Omaha, Part 1“
- “A History of North Omaha, Part 2“
- “Historic Sites in North Omaha“
- “Native Americans in North Omaha“
- “A History of Fur Trading in North Omaha“
- “A History of the Florence Neighborhood“
- “A History of the Saratoga Neighborhood“
- “A History of the Near North Side Neighborhood“
- “A History of St. John’s AME Church“
- “A History of the Storz Brewery“
- “A History of Fort Omaha“
- “A History of the Jewish Community in North Omaha“
- “Historic Neighborhoods in North Omaha“
- “A History of the Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition“
- “A Biography of Rev. Dr. John Albert Williams“
- “A History of the Omaha NAACP“
- “The Lynching of Will Brown“
- “A Biography of Malcolm X in North Omaha“
- “Redlining in North Omaha“
- “A History of Public Housing in North Omaha“
- “A History of Bombings in Omaha“
- “A History of North 24th Street“
- “A History of the North Omaha Riots“
- “A Recent History of 24th and Lake Street“
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- “A History of Florence” Presentation Notes
- “A Timeline of Saratoga History” Presentation Notes
- “A Tour of the 24th and Lake Historic District” Presentation Notes
- “Historic Markers in North Omaha“
- North Omaha History Bookstore
Hello Adam I enjoy your posts.Do you have any statics on the effects of the depression and the pandemics through history’s effects on the people of North Omaha.I am into genealogy and I have ration stamp books my family used.Have a great day I am Myla
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Hi Myla, and thanks for your notes. Unfortunately I haven’t collected any information about either the Great Depression or the 1918 influenza pandemic specifically, at least not yet. I have been doing some research about the role of Omaha’s NAACP during the 1918 event, but I’ve found it difficult to get details so far. Hope you have good luck in your search though!
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