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| Governor's mansion opposite Nebraska State Capitol. Lincoln, NE. | Garden detail of Governor's mansion. Lincoln, NE. | Rabbit on lawn of Nebraska Governor's mansion. Lincoln, NE. | First Baptist Church & St. Mary's Catholic Church opposite State Capitol. Lincoln, NE. |
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| First Baptist Church (1340 K St.). Lincoln, NE. | St Mary's Catholic Church (1420 K St.). Lincoln, NE. | Family sculpture on state building opposite State Capitol. Lincoln, NE. | Portal of Masonic Temple. Lincoln, NE. |
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| Stonework decoration on Masonic Temple. Lincoln, NE. | William Henry Ferguson house (1909-11) (700 South 16th St.) run by Nebraska State Historical Society. Lincoln, NE. Style: Second Renaissance Revival. Architect: Searles, Hirsh & Gavin. On National Register. | Thomas P. Kennard house (1869) (1627 H St.), now Nebraska Statehood Memorial. Lincoln, NE. Style: Italianate. Architect: John K. Winchell. On National Register. | Detail of Kennard house, built by an official who backed his recommendation that Lincoln become the Nebraska capitol by building his house in the then village. Lincoln, NE. |
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| Atwood House (740 South 17th St.). Lincoln, NE. Style: Neoclassical. | Eastlake Manor House (720 South 16th St.). Lincoln, NE. Style: Eastlake. | Gabel detail of Eastlake Manor House. Lincoln, NE. | Turned woodwork of porch of Eastlake Manor House. Lincoln, NE. |
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| Woodwork details of Eastlake Manor House. Lincoln, NE. | Woodwork details of Eastlake Manor House. Lincoln, NE. | Tower porch of Eastlake Manor House. Lincoln, NE. | Side porch of Eastlake Manor House. Lincoln, NE. |
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| Prairie style building in heritage area east of State Capitol. Lincoln, NE. | Harris House (1901-3) (1630 K St.). Lincoln, NE. On National Register. |
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