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NEXT FOR THE WRECKER? This condemned house is at 309 N. 33rd St. and was built in 1890. Huge wraparound glass porch, a carriage house and so much more, it doesn’t look long for the world! #preservethisplace #giffordparkomaha #condemnedhouse Activism for civil rights in Omaha started in the 1870s. In 1893 a Black attorney named Vic Walker said, “Friends, brethren, my people, we are not here tonight as insurrectionists or revolutionists. Our brothers who have talked of force have allowed their indignation to control their tongue to an extent they have not dreamed of, and which they would be quickest to disclaim as their thoughts in their calmer moments. We do not believe… in dynamite, in a resort to arms.” Happening now… let me know if we need to connect in the next 48 hours? #comingtoomaha #northomahahistory Located on N. 24th St. right now, this was the Micklin Lumber Yard, owned by a family in North Omaha’s Jewish community. Planing and other woodworking was done on the first floor, and storage was on the second. Learn about North Omaha’s former Jewish community at the link in my bio. These houses were by N 25th and Charles in the Long School neighborhood. Learn about its history at the link in my bio. #northomahahistory #omahaneighborhoods #demolishedhouses #linkinbio I’m still fixated with the Walnut Hill neighborhood and I haven’t researched it enough, but if you’re interested in what I’ve found so far check out the link in my bio. #northomahahistory #omahaneighborhoods #linkinbio Some people are trying hard to erase North Omaha’s role in establishing UNO. Learn the reality at the link in my bio! #northomahahistory #universityofnebraskaatomaha #rememberreality #linkinbio NEW ARTICLE! Tucked away in North Omaha is a quaint former suburban development that's hiding three AWESOME little Art Deco style houses. Learn about the neighborhood and find the houses right now at the link in my bio. Did you know North Omaha is practically littered with more than a dozen different architectural styles? Learn about some of them at the link in my bio. #NorthOmahaHistory #OmahaArchitecture #OmahaReal estate #HouseArchitecture #ArchitecturalStyles #linkinbio
A Directory of Historic Places in Florence

A Directory of Historic Places in Florence

A History of the Fairfax Neighborhood

A History of the Fairfax Neighborhood

A House of Tomorrow in North Omaha

A House of Tomorrow in North Omaha

Bookstore

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North Omaha History Volumes 1, 2 and 3 by Adam Fletcher Sasse
North Omaha History Volumes 1, 2 & 3 by Adam Fletcher Sasse.
Preston Love, Jr. North Omaha History Tour
Take the 4Urban.org North Omaha History Tour!

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