This is what AI estimates North Omaha's Fort Lisa looked like in 1812 near the Missouri River, in the valley with all the trees harvested.
Adam Fletcher Sasse, North Omaha

2025 By The Numbers for NorthOmahaHistory.com

Do you love the history of North Omaha? Check out the numbers from 2025!

  • 2,054,359: Total views of NorthOmahaHistory.com in 2025
  • 109,000: Total visitors visiting NorthOmahaHistory.com in 2025
  • 1,615,669: Total number of video and content views for North Omaha History on Facebook in 2025
  • 84,847: Number of times other websites referred to NorthOmahaHistory.com in 2025
  • 84,698: The total number of views received by our most popular post on Facebook in 2025
  • 62,215: Total number of words I wrote in new NorthOmahaHistory.com articles in 2025
  • 21,917: Visitors to NorthOmahaHistory.com via Facebook in 2025
  • 36,028: The estimated total number of Instagram accounts reached in 2025
  • 23,990: Total interactions (including reactions, comments, and shares) on North Omaha History Facebook posts in 2025
  • 19,200: The number of times other people have shared links to NorthOmahaHistory.com in 2025
  • 13,412: The total number of Facebook followers on North Omaha History right now
  • 10,601: The total views my most popular post, “A House of Tomorrow in North Omaha,” got in 2025
  • 7,600: Total number of likes North Omaha History posts got on Facebook since the beginning of January in 2025
  • 4,025: The total number of followers of North Omaha History on Instagram in 2025
  • 3,610: Comments and replies shared on North Omaha History Facebook posts in 2025
  • 3,186: Average number of impressions delivered daily by North Omaha History on Facebook in 2025
  • $555: Total number of dollars donated to support NorthOmahaHistory.com in 2025
  • 34: The number of new NorthOmahaHistory.com subscribers in 2025
  • 64: The number of new North Omaha History followers on Facebook in 2025
  • $160.24: Total approximate earnings from content monetization from Facebook in 202
  • 49: The number of my books about the history of North Omaha purchased in 2025
  • 35: The number of new articles I’ve written on NorthOmahaHistory.com in 2025
  • 22: The number of comments people left on NorthOmahaHistory.com in 2025
  • 9: The number of podcasts I’ve recorded with Steve Sleeper in 2025
  • 11: The number of people who’ve unfollowed North Omaha History on Instagram in 2025
  • 7: How many academic papers cited NorthOmahaHistory.com last year in 2025
  • 3: Total interviews of me related to NorthOmahaHistory.com in 2025
  • 3: The number of citations NorthOmahaHistory.com got in the media this year in 2025
  • 2: The total number of new books citing NorthOmahaHistory.com in 2025
  • -5: The total number of people who unsubscribed to the North Omaha History Newsletter in 2025

In 2025, I have…

  • Donated more than 750 hours to researching and writing North Omaha’s history
  • Donated more than 200 hours to promoting North Omaha’s history via social media
  • Donated more than 18 hours to making graphics and managing the website
  • Paid more than $1,375 for hosting, apps and other services to keep this going.

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This is a 1971 image of the Mercer Mansion at 3920 Cuming Street in the Walnut Hill neighborhood of North Omaha, Nebraska. Courtesy of the City of Omaha.
This is a 1971 image of the Mercer Mansion at 3920 Cuming Street in the Walnut Hill neighborhood of North Omaha. Courtesy of the City of Omaha.
This is Edwin R. Overall (1835–1901) as pictured in 1894. Overall was a leader in the Omaha African American community for 30+ years.
This is Edwin R. Overall (1835–1901) as pictured in 1894. Overall was a leader in the Omaha African American community for 30+ years.

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