This is a summary of the African American legislators representing North Omaha in the Nebraska Legislature.
Category: North Omaha
Lavish military maneuvers and parades, streetcar expansion and dirty deeds marked the early years of 30th and Fort. See what its become!
This is a history of the factory building at North 30th and Taylor Streets in North Omaha, Nebraska. It was built by Iten then used by Merchants and others.
The Alhambra Theater was Omaha’s second largest for a while, then became a roller rink, then burnt down.
This is Framed Chapter 24 by Michael Richardson.
In the early 1880s, William “Sand Bar Bill” McKenna was a railroad cop for the Union Pacific. By 1887 though, he’d left the UP and built McKenna Hall at Sherman Avenue and Locust Street by the old Sulphur Springs. A decade later, the brick building that became the long-running State Bar was built, and everything took […]
This is Chapter 24 of FRAMED by Michael Richardson.
