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| Redick Plaza Hotel Tower (1930) (12 floors) (1504 Harney St.). NE. Architect: Joseph G. McArthur. | Detail of upper floors of Redick Plaza Hotel. Omaha, NE. | Redick Plaza Hotel entrance. Omaha, NE. | Art Deco lamp of Redick Plaza Hotel. Omaha, NE. |
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| Redick Plaza Hotel, Paxton Hotel & Central Park Plaza along 15th St. Omaha, NE. | Buffalos carved on facade of Paxton Hotel. Omaha, NE. | Paxton Grand Hotel (now a condominium) (1882) (1299 Farnam St.). Omaha, NE. | First National Bank Building (1917) (14 floors) (1600 Farnam St.). Omaha, NE. Architect: Graham, Burnham, & Company. On National Register. |
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| First National Bank. Omaha, NE. | First National Bank. Omaha, NE. | Regis Building, First National Bank & One First National Center along 16th Street. Omaha, NE. | Regis Building (1918) (10 floors) (312 South 16th St.). Omaha, NE. |
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| Orpheum Theater facade patterns. Omaha, NE. | Orpheum Theater (1892/1927) (409 South 16th St.). Omaha, NE. Style: Second Renaissance Revival. Architect: C.W. Rapp & Geo. L. Rapp. On National Register. | Hill Hotel now Kensington Tower (1919) (13 floors) (505 South 16th St.). Omaha, NE. Style: Adamesque Georgian. Architect: John & Alan McDonald. On National Register. | Kensington Tower facade details. Omaha, NE. |
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| Aquila Court Building (now Sheraton Omaha Hotel) (1924) (1615 Howard St.). Omaha, NE. Architect: Holabird & Roche. | Flatiron Building (1911) (1722 Saint Mary's Ave.). Omaha, NE. Architect: George Prinz. On National Register. | Flatiron Building. Omaha, NE. | Douglas County Court House (1910) (1700 Farnam St.). Omaha, NE. Architect: John Latenser. |
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| Neoclassical details of Douglas County Court House. Omaha, NE. | Eagle carvings on Douglas County Court House. Omaha, NE. | Douglas County Court House & Woodmen building. Omaha, NE. | Utilities Building entrance arch. Omaha, NE. |
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| Utilities Building (1723 Harney St.). Omaha, NE. | Keeline Building (319 South 17th St.). Omaha, NE. | Brickwork facade of Keeline Building. Omaha, NE. | Omaha National Bank Building. Omaha, NE. |
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| Omaha National Bank Building (1888) (11 floors) (1650 Farnam St.). Omaha, NE. Style: Renaissance Revival. Architect: McKim, Mead & White. On National Register. | Omaha National Bank Building portal. Omaha, NE. | The Rose Blumkin Performing Arts Center (former Riviera Movie Theater) (1927) (2001 Farnam St.). Omaha, NE. Style: Moorish & Classical. Architect: John Eberson. On National Register. | Riviera Movie Theater, now The Rose Theater. Omaha, NE. |
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| Tower of Rose Theater. Omaha, NE. | Moorish-style brickwork of Rose Theater. Omaha, NE. | Union State Bank [aka Service Life] Building (1927) (7 floors) (222 South 19th St.). Omaha, NE. Style: Art Deco. Architect: John Latenser & Sons. | Union State Bank Building. Omaha, NE. |
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| Farm Credit Building (1923) (12 floors) (206 South 19th St.). Omaha, NE. | Upper story details of Farm Credit Building. Omaha, NE. | AT&T Building (1919) (16 floors) (118 South 19th St.). Omaha, NE. | Bell telephone symbols on AT&T Building. Omaha, NE. |
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| Brandeis Building (1905) (10 floors) (210 South 16th St.). Omaha, NE. Style: Second Renaissance Revival. Architect: John Latenser, Sr.. On National Register. | One First National Center over Brandeis Building. Omaha, NE. | Union Pacific Headquarters (1924) (12 floors) (1416 Dodge St.). Omaha, NE. | Facade details of Union Pacific Headquarters. Omaha, NE. |
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| Omaha World Herald building (14th St. at Dodge). Omaha, NE. Style: Moderne. | Heritage statue (1984) by Herb Mignery. Omaha, NE. | Christian Specht Building (1884) (1110 Douglas On-The-Mall). Omaha, NE. Style: Italian Renaissance Revival. Architect: Dufrene & Mendelssohn. On National Register. | A.K. Riley Building (1888) now Pinnacle Bank (1016 Douglas On-The-Mall). Omaha, NE. |
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| Richardsonian Romanesque arch from former United States National Bank Building (1887) now in Central Park Mall. Omaha, NE. | Heritage buildings on 11th St. beside Old Market. Omaha, NE. | Omaha skyline of Old Market & new highrises from Union Station. Omaha, NE. | Old Market scene. Omaha, NE. |
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| Heritage warehouse building in Old Market. Omaha, NE. | Old Market scene at 11th & Howard Streets. Omaha, NE. | Old West buildings of Old Market. Omaha, NE. | Fountain in Old Market. Omaha, NE. |
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| Old Market Pub. Omaha, NE. | Winged lion on Old Market building. Omaha, NE. | Windsor Lion Fountain (1894). Omaha, NE. | Carved rabbit in shop window of Old Market. Omaha, NE. |
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| Former Omaha Union Station (1931) now Durham Western Heritage Museum (801 South 10th St.). Omaha, NE. Style: Art Deco. Architect: Gilbert Stanley Underwood. | Art Deco figures flank railroad statement by Abraham Lincoln on former Omaha Union Station. Omaha, NE. | Omaha Wagon Trail Monument (2005) by Blair Buswell & Ed Fraughton. Omaha, NE. | Sculpted covered wagon at Wagon Trail Monument. Omaha, NE. |
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| Sculpted woman with child walks beside covered wagon of Wagon Trail Monument. Omaha, NE. | St Cecilia's Cathedral (1959) (701 North 40th St.). Omaha, NE. Architect: Thomas Rogers Kimball. | Baroque facade of St. Cecilia's Cathedral. Omaha, NE. | Interior of St. Cecilia's Cathedral. Omaha, NE. |
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| Ceiling detail of St. Cecilia's Cathedral. Omaha, NE. | Carved pulpit with apostles in St. Cecilia's Cathedral. Omaha, NE. | General George A. Crook house (1878) who commanded U.S. Army's Platte Department covering Iowa, Nebraska, Wyoming, Utah, + parts of Montana & Idaho. Omaha, NE. Style: Italianate. On National Register. | Garden of Crook house visited by dignitaries like General U.S. Grant & President Rutherford B. Hayes. Omaha, NE. |
