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W. Dale Clark and His Namesake Library

The name W. Dale Clark is most recognized as being the former home to Omaha’s main library branch. Its opening was decades in the making. Born in Missouri in 1892, Clark spent his lifetime working in banks starting at the age of 16. He joined Omaha National Bank as an assistant cashier in 1919. 10…

Old City Hall and the Bee Building: The Buildings Lost to the Woodmen Tower

The effort to build the Woodmen Tower in 1966 kicked off the city’s preservation movement. While the historic buildings that it replaced can never be brought back, its construction is widely credited with helping reverse a trend for a downtown that was suffering and increasingly vacant. Among the razed buildings were the old City Hall…

INSIDE NEW PLACES & SPACES

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ENDANGERED & UNDERUTILIZED BUILDINGS IN COLLABORATION WITH PRESERVE OMAHA

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BARS, RESTAURANTS, & LOCAL BUSINESS

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LANDMARKS & LOST BUILDINGS

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PARKS & PUBLIC SPACES

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ARTS, CULTURE & MUSEUMS

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THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE STORY

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GETTING AROUND OMAHA

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SPORTS HISTORY

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NEIGHBORHOODS & DISTRICTS

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LONG GONE

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WHAT’S HAPPENING

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COMING SOON

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