National Register of Historic Places listings in Douglas County, Nebraska facts for kids

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This is a list of the amazing historic places in Douglas County, Nebraska, that are special enough to be on the National Register of Historic Places. This list helps us remember and protect important buildings, sites, and areas that tell us about the past of Douglas County and the United States.

There are 189 places in Douglas County on this list, and 3 of them are even more special, called National Historic Landmarks. These are places that are important to the history of the whole country! A few places used to be on the list but have since been removed, usually because they were changed or no longer exist.

Douglas County is located in eastern Nebraska.

Amazing Historic Sites in Douglas County

Here are some of the cool historic places you can find in Douglas County:

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | 10th and Pierce Car Barn

November 12, 2015
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1125 S. 11th Street
41°14′54″N 95°55′48″W / 41.248366°N 95.929934°W / 41.248366; -95.929934 (10th and Pierce Car Barn)

| class="note" | This building used to be a car barn, where streetcars were stored and repaired.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Ackerhurst-Eipperhurst Dairy Barn

March 28, 2002
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 15220 Military Rd.
41°20′12″N 96°09′10″W / 41.336667°N 96.152778°W / 41.336667; -96.152778 (Ackerhurst-Eipperhurst Dairy Barn)

| class="note" | A historic barn that was part of a dairy farm.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Allas Apartments

July 22, 2016
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1609 Binney St.
41°17′09″N 95°56′16″W / 41.285896°N 95.937856°W / 41.285896; -95.937856 (Allas Apartments)

| class="note" | Also known as Atlas Apartments, this is an old apartment building.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | The Anderson Building

November 20, 2009
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 701 S. 24th St., 2243 Jones
41°15′11″N 95°56′48″W / 41.253°N 95.94667°W / 41.253; -95.94667 (The Anderson Building)

| class="note" | A unique building with both shops and homes, showing a special architectural style.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Anheuser-Busch Beer Depot

February 1, 1979
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1207-1215 Jones St.
41°15′11″N 95°55′57″W / 41.253056°N 95.9325°W / 41.253056; -95.9325 (Anheuser-Busch Beer Depot)

| class="note" | This building was once a storage and distribution center for Anheuser-Busch beer.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Apartments at 2514 North 16th Street

August 30, 2010
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 2514 N 16th St.
41°16′55″N 95°56′16″W / 41.28201°N 95.93767°W / 41.28201; -95.93767

| class="note" | An example of apartment buildings from Omaha's history.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Aquila Court Building

October 2, 1973
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1615 Howard St.
41°15′19″N 95°56′16″W / 41.255275°N 95.937845°W / 41.255275; -95.937845 (Aquila Court Building)

| class="note" | This building is now known as the Magnolia Hotel.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Astro Theater

August 13, 1974
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 2001 Farnam St.
41°15′26″N 95°56′33″W / 41.257222°N 95.9425°W / 41.257222; -95.9425 (Astro Theater)

| class="note" | This theater was renovated and is now called the Rose Blumkin Performing Arts Center, or "The Rose," home to a theater company for young people.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Bank of Florence

October 15, 1969
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 8502 N. 30th St.
41°20′15″N 95°57′38″W / 41.3375°N 95.960556°W / 41.3375; -95.960556 (Bank of Florence)

| class="note" | One of the oldest bank buildings in the area.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Barker Building

July 2, 2008
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 306 S. 15th St.
41°15′30″N 95°56′29″W / 41.258333°N 95.941389°W / 41.258333; -95.941389 (Barker Building)

| class="note" | A historic building that has been undergoing renovation.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Guy C. Barton House |

August 14, 1973
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 3522 Farnam St.
41°15′29″N 95°57′52″W / 41.258056°N 95.964444°W / 41.258056; -95.964444 (Guy C. Barton House)

| class="note" | This house was unfortunately torn down in 1982.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Beebe and Runyan Furniture Showroom and Warehouse

July 23, 1998
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 105 S. 9th St.
41°15′33″N 95°55′39″W / 41.259167°N 95.9275°W / 41.259167; -95.9275

| class="note" | This building once served as a showroom and warehouse for furniture.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Bemis Omaha Bag Company Building

January 11, 1985
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 614-624 S. 11th St. and 1102-1118 Jones St.
41°15′13″N 95°55′52″W / 41.253611°N 95.931111°W / 41.253611; -95.931111 (Bemis Omaha Bag Company Building)

| class="note" | A large building that was home to a bag manufacturing company.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Bennington State Bank

November 8, 2006
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 15411 S. 2nd St.
41°21′47″N 96°09′23″W / 41.36314°N 96.15629°W / 41.36314; -96.15629 (Bennington State Bank)

| class="note" | The historic building of the Bennington State Bank.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | The Berkeley Apartments

July 19, 1996
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 649 S. 19th Ave.
41°15′11″N 95°56′29″W / 41.25319°N 95.94133°W / 41.25319; -95.94133 (The Berkeley Apartments)

| class="note" | A historic apartment complex.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Blackstone Hotel

January 11, 1985
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 302 S. 36th St.
41°15′26″N 95°57′59″W / 41.257222°N 95.966389°W / 41.257222; -95.966389 (Blackstone Hotel)

| class="note" | A famous historic hotel in Omaha.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Bradford-Pettis House

July 21, 1983
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 400 S. 39th St.
41°15′25″N 95°58′20″W / 41.257°N 95.97222°W / 41.257; -95.97222 (Bradford-Pettis House)

| class="note" | A historic house with unique architecture.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | J. L. Brandeis and Sons Store Building

October 20, 1982
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 200 S. 16th St.
41°15′30″N 95°56′16″W / 41.25832°N 95.93778°W / 41.25832; -95.93778

| class="note" | This building was once a large department store.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Brandeis-Millard House

November 28, 1980
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 500 S. 38th St.
41°15′22″N 95°58′11″W / 41.256111°N 95.969722°W / 41.256111; -95.969722 (Brandeis-Millard House)

| class="note" | A historic home with a rich past.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Broomfield Rowhouse

March 21, 2007
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 2502-2504 Lake St.
41°16′54″N 95°56′56″W / 41.28169°N 95.9488°W / 41.28169; -95.9488 (Broomfield Rowhouse)

| class="note" | A historic rowhouse, which is a type of house that shares side walls with other houses.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Burlington Headquarters Building

December 4, 1974
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1004 Farnam St.
41°15′27″N 95°55′46″W / 41.2575°N 95.929444°W / 41.2575; -95.929444 (Burlington Headquarters Building)

| class="note" | This building was the main office for the Burlington railroad company.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Burlington Train Station

August 7, 1974
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 925 S. 10th St.
41°14′59″N 95°55′42″W / 41.249722°N 95.928333°W / 41.249722; -95.928333 (Burlington Train Station)

| class="note" | A beautiful old train station.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Cabanne Archeological Site |

May 5, 1972
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | Address Restricted

| class="note" | An important archeological site where a trading post once stood.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Capitol Garage

May 11, 2012
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 202 N. 19th St.
41°15′40″N 95°56′29″W / 41.261017°N 95.941406°W / 41.261017; -95.941406 (Capitol Garage)

| class="note" | A historic garage building.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Center School

August 23, 1985
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1730 S. 11th St.
41°14′30″N 95°55′50″W / 41.241667°N 95.930556°W / 41.241667; -95.930556 (Center School)

| class="note" | An old school building.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Champe-Fremont 1 Archeological Site |

October 21, 1975
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | ¾ mile north of the Fremont 1 site atop bluffs overlooking the Elkhorn River
41°12′06″N 96°17′37″W / 41.201667°N 96.293611°W / 41.201667; -96.293611

| class="note" | An archeological site important for understanding ancient cultures.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | City National Bank Building and Creighton Orpheum Theater

March 26, 1973
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 16th and Harney Sts.
41°15′23″N 95°56′13″W / 41.25634°N 95.93687°W / 41.25634; -95.93687

| class="note" | This site includes both a historic bank building and the famous Orpheum Theater.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Columbian School

November 28, 1990
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 3819 Jones St.
41°15′12″N 95°58′12″W / 41.253333°N 95.97°W / 41.253333; -95.97 (Columbian School)

| class="note" | Another historic school building in Omaha.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Joel N. Cornish House

August 13, 1974
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1404 S. 10th St.
41°14′43″N 95°55′47″W / 41.24535°N 95.92975°W / 41.24535; -95.92975 (Joel N. Cornish House)

| class="note" | The historic home of Joel N. Cornish.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Country Club Historic District

December 30, 2004
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | Roughly 50th to 56th Sts., Corby to Seward Sts.
41°16′46″N 95°59′46″W / 41.279444°N 95.996111°W / 41.279444; -95.996111 (Country Club Historic District)

| class="note" | A historic neighborhood with many interesting old homes.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Gen. George Crook House

April 16, 1969
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | Quarters No. 1, Fort Omaha
41°18′38″N 95°57′36″W / 41.310556°N 95.96°W / 41.310556; -95.96 (Gen. George Crook House)

| class="note" | The former home of General George Crook at Fort Omaha.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Danish Brotherhood in America National Headquarters Building

July 22, 2016
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 3717 Harney St.
41°15′25″N 95°58′07″W / 41.257040°N 95.968657°W / 41.257040; -95.968657

| class="note" | The main office building for the Danish Brotherhood in America.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | M. A. Disbrow and Company Buildings

August 1, 2008
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1201-1221 Nicholas St., 1206, 1218, 1224 Izard St.
41°16′10″N 95°55′57″W / 41.269444°N 95.9325°W / 41.269444; -95.9325

| class="note" | A group of historic buildings belonging to the M. A. Disbrow and Company.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Douglas County Courthouse

October 11, 1979
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1700 Farnam St.
41°15′25″N 95°56′20″W / 41.256944°N 95.938889°W / 41.256944; -95.938889 (Douglas County Courthouse)

| class="note" | The main courthouse for Douglas County.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Drake Court Historic District

November 10, 1980
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 221-223, 2230, 2236 Jones St.
41°15′12″N 95°56′37″W / 41.253333°N 95.943611°W / 41.253333; -95.943611 (Drake Court Historic District)

| class="note" | A historic area with several important apartment buildings.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Druid Hall

July 7, 2015
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 2412 Ames Ave.
41°17′59″N 95°56′52″W / 41.299831°N 95.947745°W / 41.299831; -95.947745 (Druid Hall)

| class="note" | A historic hall building.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Dundee-Happy Hollow Historic District

July 22, 2005
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | Roughly Hamilton on the north, JE George and Happy Hollow on the west, Leavenworth on the south, and 48th on the east
41°15′54″N 95°59′25″W / 41.26505°N 95.990211°W / 41.26505; -95.990211

| class="note" | A large historic neighborhood.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Eggerss-O'Flyng Building

December 13, 1991
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 801 S. 15th St.
41°15′07″N 95°56′08″W / 41.251944°N 95.93544°W / 41.251944; -95.93544 (Eggerss-O'Flyng Building)

| class="note" | A historic commercial building.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Farm Credit Building

March 29, 2011
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 206 S. 19th St.
41°15′30″N 95°56′29″W / 41.258333°N 95.941389°W / 41.258333; -95.941389 (Farm Credit Building)

| class="note" | This building was used for farm credit services.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Farnam Building

March 9, 2000
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1607-1617 Farnam St.
41°15′27″N 95°56′16″W / 41.257589°N 95.937728°W / 41.257589; -95.937728 (Farnam Building)

| class="note" | A historic building on Farnam Street.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Father Flanagan's Boys' Home

February 4, 1985
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | W. Dodge Rd.
41°15′52″N 96°07′58″W / 41.264444°N 96.132778°W / 41.264444; -96.132778 (Father Flanagan's Boys' Home)

| class="note" | This is the famous Boys Town, a place that has helped many children over the years. It's a National Historic Landmark!

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Father Flanagan's House

September 6, 1979
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | Off U.S. Route 6
41°15′44″N 96°08′06″W / 41.262338°N 96.134877°W / 41.262338; -96.134877 (Father Flanagan's House)

| class="note" | The home of Father Edward Flanagan, who founded Boys Town.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Federal Office Building

March 17, 2009
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 106 S. 15th St.
41°15′34″N 95°56′10″W / 41.25939°N 95.93621°W / 41.25939; -95.93621 (Federal Office Building)

| class="note" | A building that housed federal government offices.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Field Club Historic District

November 15, 2000
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | Roughly bounded by Pacific, 32nd Ave., Center St., and 36th St.
41°14′39″N 95°57′47″W / 41.244167°N 95.963056°W / 41.244167; -95.963056 (Field Club Historic District)

| class="note" | A historic district that includes the Field Club area.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | First National Bank Building

June 25, 1982
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 300-312 16th St. and 1601-1605 Farnam St.
41°15′26″N 95°56′15″W / 41.2573°N 95.93747°W / 41.2573; -95.93747 (First National Bank Building)

| class="note" | The impressive building of the First National Bank.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | First Unitarian Church of Omaha

March 27, 1980
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 3114 Harney St.
41°15′25″N 95°57′30″W / 41.256944°N 95.958389°W / 41.256944; -95.958389 (First Unitarian Church of Omaha)

| class="note" | A historic church building.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Flatiron Hotel

September 21, 1978
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1722 St. Mary's Ave.
41°15′19″N 95°56′22″W / 41.25534°N 95.93947°W / 41.25534; -95.93947 (Flatiron Hotel)

| class="note" | A hotel built in the unique "flatiron" shape.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Ford Hospital

March 20, 1986
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 121-129 S. 25th St.
41°15′32″N 95°56′52″W / 41.258889°N 95.947778°W / 41.258889; -95.947778 (Ford Hospital)

| class="note" | A historic hospital building.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Fort Omaha Historic District

March 27, 1974
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 30th St. between Fort St. and Laurel Ave.
41°18′29″N 95°57′32″W / 41.308056°N 95.958889°W / 41.308056; -95.958889 (Fort Omaha Historic District)

| class="note" | A historic military fort that is now part of a college campus.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Franklin School

February 5, 1998
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 4302 S. 39th Ave.
41°12′59″N 95°58′22″W / 41.21645°N 95.97274°W / 41.21645; -95.97274 (Franklin School)

| class="note" | A historic school building, also known as Robbins-Franklin School.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Gallagher Building

July 1, 1994
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1902-1906 S. 13th St.
41°14′28″N 95°56′01″W / 41.24121°N 95.93354°W / 41.24121; -95.93354 (Gallagher Building)

| class="note" | A historic building with an interesting past.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Garneau-Kilpatrick House

October 7, 1982
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 3100 Chicago St.
41°15′45″N 95°57′31″W / 41.2625°N 95.958611°W / 41.2625; -95.958611 (Garneau-Kilpatrick House)

| class="note" | A historic house.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Georgia Row House

November 12, 1982
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1040-1044 S. 29th St.
41°14′58″N 95°57′18″W / 41.24953°N 95.95489°W / 41.24953; -95.95489 (Georgia Row House)

| class="note" | A historic row house, a type of home that shares walls with neighbors.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Gold Coast Historic District

March 14, 1997
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | Roughly bounded by 36th, 40th, Jones, and Cuming Sts.
41°15′39″N 95°58′08″W / 41.260833°N 95.968889°W / 41.260833; -95.968889 (Gold Coast Historic District)

| class="note" | A historic neighborhood known for its grand homes.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Hanscom Apartments

November 14, 2016
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1029 Park Ave.
41°14′59″N 95°57′20″W / 41.249846°N 95.955441°W / 41.249846; -95.955441 (Hanscom Apartments)

| class="note" | These apartments are now called "Bristol Apartments."

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Havens-Page House

October 7, 1982
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 101 N. 39th St.
41°15′21″N 95°57′51″W / 41.255833°N 95.964167°W / 41.255833; -95.964167 (Havens-Page House)

| class="note" | A historic house.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | USS Hazard (AM-240) National Historic Landmark

January 1, 1979
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 2500 N. 24th St.
41°16′35″N 95°54′05″W / 41.276389°N 95.901389°W / 41.276389; -95.901389

| class="note" | This is a historic Navy ship, the USS Hazard, which is a National Historic Landmark.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | USS Hazard and USS Marlin

January 17, 1979
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 2500 N. 24th St.
41°16′35″N 95°54′05″W / 41.276389°N 95.901389°W / 41.276389; -95.901389 (USS Hazard and USS Marlin)

| class="note" | This entry includes both the USS Hazard and the USS Marlin, another historic Navy ship.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Hill Hotel

April 20, 1988
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 509 S. 16th St.
41°15′19″N 95°56′12″W / 41.255278°N 95.936667°W / 41.255278; -95.936667 (Hill Hotel)

| class="note" | A historic hotel building.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Holy Family Church

July 17, 1986
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 915 N. 18th St.
41°16′07″N 95°56′20″W / 41.268611°N 95.938889°W / 41.268611; -95.938889 (Holy Family Church)

| class="note" | A historic Catholic church.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Holy Sepulchre Cemetery

November 15, 2016
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 4912 Leavenworth St.
41°15′15″N 95°59′17″W / 41.254083°N 95.988045°W / 41.254083; -95.988045 (Holy Sepulchre Cemetery)

| class="note" | A historic cemetery.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Anton Hospe Music Warehouse

July 23, 1998
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 109-111 S. 10th St.
41°15′33″N 95°55′43″W / 41.25919°N 95.92872°W / 41.25919; -95.92872 (Anton Hospe Music Warehouse)

| class="note" | This building was once a music warehouse and is now part of a hotel.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Howard Street Apartment District

November 22, 1996
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | Roughly bounded by Harney St., 22nd St., Landon Ct., and 24th St.
41°15′21″N 95°56′44″W / 41.255833°N 95.945556°W / 41.255833; -95.945556 (Howard Street Apartment District)

| class="note" | A historic area with many apartment buildings.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Hupmobile Building

November 12, 2014
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 2523-2525 Farnam St.
41°15′27″N 95°56′58″W / 41.257437°N 95.949325°W / 41.257437; -95.949325 (Hupmobile Building)

| class="note" | This building was once a dealership for Hupmobile cars.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Immaculate Conception Church and School

May 6, 1998
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 2708–2716 S. 24th St.
41°14′01″N 95°56′51″W / 41.233611°N 95.9475°W / 41.233611; -95.9475

| class="note" | This site includes a historic church and a school building that is now apartments.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Jewell Building

July 21, 1983
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 2221-2225 N. 24th St.
41°16′47″N 95°56′49″W / 41.2796°N 95.94683°W / 41.2796; -95.94683 (Jewell Building)

| class="note" | A historic building.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | George A. Joslyn Mansion

August 25, 1972
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 3902 Davenport St.
41°15′42″N 95°58′19″W / 41.2617°N 95.97181°W / 41.2617; -95.97181 (George A. Joslyn Mansion)

| class="note" | A large, castle-like mansion built by George A. Joslyn.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Keeline Building

March 9, 2000
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 319 S. 17th St.
41°15′23″N 95°56′16″W / 41.256389°N 95.937778°W / 41.256389; -95.937778 (Keeline Building)

| class="note" | A historic building.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | George H. Kelly House

July 21, 1983
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1924 Binney St.
41°17′11″N 95°56′31″W / 41.28627°N 95.94197°W / 41.28627; -95.94197 (George H. Kelly House)

| class="note" | The historic home of George H. Kelly.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Kennedy Building

August 23, 1985
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1517 Jackson St.
41°15′15″N 95°56′13″W / 41.254167°N 95.93694°W / 41.254167; -95.93694 (Kennedy Building)

| class="note" | A historic building.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Mary Rogers Kimball House

July 19, 1996
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 2236 St. Mary's Ave.
41°15′16″N 95°56′46″W / 41.25433°N 95.94611°W / 41.25433; -95.94611 (Mary Rogers Kimball House)

| class="note" | The historic home of Mary Rogers Kimball.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Kirschbraun and Sons Creamery, Inc.

July 23, 1998
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 901 Dodge St.
41°15′34″N 95°55′41″W / 41.25936°N 95.92812°W / 41.25936; -95.92812

| class="note" | This building was once a creamery, making dairy products.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Leone, Florentine and Carpathia Apartment Buildings

May 16, 1985
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 832 S. 24th St., 834 S. 24th St., and 907-911 S. 25th St.
41°15′04″N 95°56′53″W / 41.25122°N 95.94806°W / 41.25122; -95.94806

| class="note" | A group of historic apartment buildings.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Lincoln Highway

December 1, 1987
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | County Road 120 between 180th and 191st Sts.
41°17′00″N 96°11′45″W / 41.283333°N 96.195833°W / 41.283333; -96.195833 (Lincoln Highway)

| class="note" | A section of the historic Lincoln Highway, one of the first roads across America.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Lincoln Highway-Omaha to Elkhorn

March 13, 2003
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | Segment of approximately 3 miles (4.8 km) along N. 174 St.
41°16′18″N 96°12′07″W / 41.271667°N 96.201944°W / 41.271667; -96.201944 (Lincoln Highway-Omaha to Elkhorn)

| class="note" | Another part of the historic Lincoln Highway.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Livestock Exchange Building

July 7, 1999
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 2900 O Plaza
41°12′36″N 95°57′06″W / 41.21°N 95.951667°W / 41.21; -95.951667 (Livestock Exchange Building)

| class="note" | This building was once the center of Omaha's huge livestock market.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | The Logan

July 22, 2005
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1804 Dodge
41°15′36″N 95°56′25″W / 41.26°N 95.94017°W / 41.26; -95.94017 (The Logan)

| class="note" | A historic building called "The Logan."

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Main Street Bridge

June 29, 1992
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | Main St. over W. Papillion Creek
41°16′54″N 96°14′14″W / 41.281667°N 96.237222°W / 41.281667; -96.237222 (Main Street Bridge)

| class="note" | This historic bridge has been replaced by a modern one.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Malcolm X House Site

March 1, 1984
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 3448 Pinkney St.
41°17′26″N 95°57′49″W / 41.290556°N 95.963611°W / 41.290556; -95.963611 (Malcolm X House Site)

| class="note" | This is the site where the famous civil rights leader Malcolm X was born.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | The Margaret

May 15, 2007
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 2103 N. 16th St.
41°16′41″N 95°56′13″W / 41.27798°N 95.93705°W / 41.27798; -95.93705 (The Margaret)

| class="note" | A historic building named "The Margaret."

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Mason School

March 13, 1986
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1012 S. 24th St.
41°15′01″N 95°56′52″W / 41.25021°N 95.94789°W / 41.25021; -95.94789 (Mason School)

| class="note" | A historic school building.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Charles D. McLaughlin House

November 8, 1982
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 507 S. 38th St.
41°15′20″N 95°58′07″W / 41.255556°N 95.96861°W / 41.255556; -95.96861 (Charles D. McLaughlin House)

| class="note" | The historic home of Charles D. McLaughlin.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | The Melrose

November 29, 1989
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 602 N. 33rd St.
41°15′54″N 95°57′43″W / 41.26498°N 95.96183°W / 41.26498; -95.96183 (The Melrose)

| class="note" | A historic apartment building.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Memmen Apartments

September 22, 2014
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 2214, 2216, 2218 & 2220 Florence Blvd.
41°16′47″N 95°56′28″W / 41.2797°N 95.941°W / 41.2797; -95.941 (Memmen Apartments)

| class="note" | A group of historic apartment buildings.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Dr. Samuel D. Mercer House

June 17, 1976
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 3920 Cuming St.
41°16′07″N 95°58′20″W / 41.2685°N 95.97211°W / 41.2685; -95.97211 (Dr. Samuel D. Mercer House)

| class="note" | The historic home of Dr. Samuel D. Mercer.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Meyer and Raapke

September 4, 2013
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1403-1407 Harney St.
41°15′23″N 95°56′06″W / 41.256269°N 95.934924°W / 41.256269; -95.934924 (Meyer and Raapke)

| class="note" | Part of a group of historic warehouses in Omaha.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Military Road Segment

December 10, 1993
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | Junction of 82nd and Fort Sts.
41°18′31″N 96°02′34″W / 41.308611°N 96.042778°W / 41.308611; -96.042778 (Military Road Segment)

| class="note" | A section of an old military road.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Minne Lusa Residential Historic District

April 25, 2014
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | Roughly bounded by Redick Ave., Vane, N. 30th & N. 24th Sts.
41°19′15″N 95°57′07″W / 41.320833°N 95.951944°W / 41.320833; -95.951944

| class="note" | A historic residential neighborhood.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Monmouth Park School |

December 15, 1983
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 4508 N. 33rd St.
41°17′59″N 95°57′41″W / 41.299611°N 95.961369°W / 41.299611; -95.961369 (Monmouth Park School)

| class="note" | This school building was torn down in 1995.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | G.C. Moses Block

March 9, 2000
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1234-1244 S. 13th St.
41°14′48″N 95°56′01″W / 41.24668°N 95.9335°W / 41.24668; -95.9335 (G.C. Moses Block)

| class="note" | A historic commercial block.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Moyer Row Houses

March 12, 2008
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 2612-2614 and 2616-2618 Dewey
41°15′22″N 95°57′04″W / 41.25617°N 95.95103°W / 41.25617; -95.95103 (Moyer Row Houses)

| class="note" | A group of historic row houses.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Nash Block

May 16, 1985
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 902-912 Farnam
41°15′28″N 95°55′40″W / 41.257778°N 95.927778°W / 41.257778; -95.927778 (Nash Block)

| class="note" | A historic building.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Henry B. Neef House

September 16, 2010
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 2884 Iowa St.
41°19′29″N 95°57′22″W / 41.324722°N 95.956111°W / 41.324722; -95.956111 (Henry B. Neef House)

| class="note" | The historic home of Henry B. Neef.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Nicholas Street Historic District

March 2, 2009
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | Bounded by North 11th Street, Izard, North 14th Street and a line parallel to and roughly 450 feet (140 m) north of Nicholas Street
41°16′11″N 95°55′56″W / 41.269828°N 95.932164°W / 41.269828; -95.932164 (Nicholas Street Historic District)

| class="note" | A historic district on Nicholas Street.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Normandie Apartments

December 6, 1991
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1102 Park Ave.
41°14′55″N 95°57′21″W / 41.248611°N 95.955833°W / 41.248611; -95.955833 (Normandie Apartments)

| class="note" | A historic apartment building.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | North 24th and Lake Streets Historic District

April 12, 2016
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | North 24th St. between Ohio St. and Patrick Ave., Lake St. between 26th and 22nd Sts.
41°16′54″N 95°56′49″W / 41.281550°N 95.946981°W / 41.281550; -95.946981

| class="note" | A historic district around North 24th and Lake Streets.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | North Presbyterian Church

March 20, 1986
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 3105 N. 24th St.
41°17′14″N 95°56′48″W / 41.28714°N 95.94666°W / 41.28714; -95.94666 (North Presbyterian Church)

| class="note" | A historic Presbyterian church.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Northern Natural Gas Building

August 26, 2009
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 2223 Dodge Street
41°15′34″N 95°56′47″W / 41.259444°N 95.94625°W / 41.259444; -95.94625 (Northern Natural Gas Building)

| class="note" | The former headquarters of the Northern Natural Gas Company.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Northwestern Bell Telephone Company Regional Headquarters

July 17, 2009
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 100 S. 19th St.
41°15′34″N 95°56′30″W / 41.25939°N 95.94165°W / 41.25939; -95.94165

| class="note" | The regional headquarters for the Northwestern Bell Telephone Company.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Notre Dame Academy and Convent

March 5, 1998
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 3501 State St.
41°20′04″N 95°58′06″W / 41.334444°N 95.968333°W / 41.334444; -95.968333 (Notre Dame Academy and Convent)

| class="note" | A historic academy and convent.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | The Nottingham Apartments

April 23, 2013
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 3304 Burt St.
41°16′02″N 95°57′43″W / 41.267152°N 95.961857°W / 41.267152; -95.961857 (The Nottingham Apartments)

| class="note" | A historic apartment building.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Oft-Gordon House

March 17, 2010
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 11523 156th St.
41°21′52″N 96°09′29″W / 41.36447°N 96.15807°W / 41.36447; -96.15807 (Oft-Gordon House)

| class="note" | This historic house is now a bed and breakfast.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Old Market Historic District

March 23, 1979
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | Bounded by 13th, Farnam, 10th, and Jackson
41°15′20″N 95°55′51″W / 41.255556°N 95.930833°W / 41.255556; -95.930833 (Old Market Historic District)

| class="note" | A popular historic district with old warehouses and buildings now used for shops and restaurants.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Old People's Home

October 21, 1987
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 3325 Fontenelle Boulevard
41°17′25″N 95°58′56″W / 41.29022°N 95.98236°W / 41.29022; -95.98236 (Old People's Home)

| class="note" | This building is now known as the Leo Vaughan Senior Manor.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Olson's Market

September 3, 2013
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 6115 Maple St.
41°17′06″N 96°00′29″W / 41.284865°N 96.007918°W / 41.284865; -96.007918 (Olson's Market)

| class="note" | A historic market building.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Omaha Bolt, Nut and Screw Building

July 10, 1992
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1316 Jones St.
41°15′13″N 95°56′02″W / 41.253611°N 95.934°W / 41.253611; -95.934

| class="note" | This building was once a factory for bolts, nuts, and screws.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Omaha Ford Motor Company Assembly Plant

December 29, 2004
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1514-1524 Cuming St.
41°16′05″N 95°56′11″W / 41.268056°N 95.936389°W / 41.268056; -95.936389

| class="note" | The historic assembly plant where Ford cars were once built.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Omaha High School

October 11, 1979
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 124 N. 20th St.
41°15′39″N 95°56′36″W / 41.260833°N 95.943333°W / 41.260833; -95.943333 (Omaha High School)

| class="note" | This is the historic Omaha Central High School.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Omaha National Bank Building

October 18, 1972
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 17th and Farnam Sts.
41°15′28″N 95°56′16″W / 41.257778°N 95.937778°W / 41.257778; -95.937778 (Omaha National Bank Building)

| class="note" | The impressive building of the Omaha National Bank.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Omaha Park and Boulevard System

April 23, 2013
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 20 city parks, 4 golf courses, 19 connecting blvds., including Riverview, Hanscom, Fontenelle Parks
41°14′32″N 95°57′29″W / 41.242233°N 95.957984°W / 41.242233; -95.957984 (Omaha Park and Boulevard System)

| class="note" | This listing covers Omaha's historic system of parks and connecting boulevards.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Omaha Power Plant Building

July 1, 2015
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 505 Marcy St.
41°15′08″N 95°55′18″W / 41.252173°N 95.921585°W / 41.252173; -95.921585 (Omaha Power Plant Building)

| class="note" | A historic building that was once a power plant.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Omaha Public Library

May 22, 1978
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1823 Harney St.
41°15′23″N 95°56′26″W / 41.25633°N 95.94058°W / 41.25633; -95.94058 (Omaha Public Library)

| class="note" | The historic building of the Omaha Public Library.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Omaha Quartermaster Depot Historic District

July 26, 1979
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | Roughly bounded by Hickory and 22nd Sts., Woolworth Ave., and the Union Pacific railroad line
41°14′39″N 95°56′36″W / 41.244167°N 95.943333°W / 41.244167; -95.943333

| class="note" | A historic military supply depot.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Omaha Rail and Commerce Historic District

July 19, 1996
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | Roughly bounded by Jackson, 15th, and 8th Sts., and the Union Pacific main line
41°15′09″N 95°55′46″W / 41.2525°N 95.929444°W / 41.2525; -95.929444

| class="note" | A historic area important for Omaha's railroad and business history.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | The Omaha Star

December 27, 2007
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 2216 N 24th St.
41°16′47″N 95°56′49″W / 41.279722°N 95.946944°W / 41.279722; -95.946944 (The Omaha Star)

| class="note" | The building of The Omaha Star, a historic newspaper.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | The Ottawa Block

April 22, 2013
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 2401 Farnam St.
41°15′26″N 95°56′50″W / 41.257361°N 95.947118°W / 41.257361; -95.947118 (The Ottawa Block)

| class="note" | A historic building known as "The Ottawa Block."

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Packer's National Bank Building

May 16, 1985
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 4939 S. 24th St.
41°12′30″N 95°56′48″W / 41.20847°N 95.94679°W / 41.20847; -95.94679 (Packer's National Bank Building)

| class="note" | The historic building of Packer's National Bank.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Park Avenue Apartment District

July 2, 2008
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 2935 Leavenworth St., 804 Park Ave., 803 S. 30th St., 2934 Leavenworth St., 720 Park Ave., 721 S. 30th St.
41°15′10″N 95°57′22″W / 41.252778°N 95.956111°W / 41.252778; -95.956111 (Park Avenue Apartment District)

| class="note" | A historic district with several apartment buildings.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Park School

November 29, 1989
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1320 S. 29th St.
41°14′46″N 95°57′17″W / 41.246°N 95.95478°W / 41.246; -95.95478 (Park School)

| class="note" | A historic school building.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Frank Parker Archeological Site |

March 4, 2009
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | Address Restricted

| class="note" | An important archeological site.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Peerless Motor Company

November 15, 2007
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 2562-2564 Harney St.
41°15′25″N 95°56′58″W / 41.25681°N 95.94944°W / 41.25681; -95.94944 (Peerless Motor Company)

| class="note" | This building was once home to the Peerless Motor Company.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Carl Penke Farm |

March 21, 2007
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 10525 N. 168th St.
41°21′17″N 96°10′24″W / 41.354639°N 96.173403°W / 41.354639; -96.173403 (Carl Penke Farm)

| class="note" | A historic farm.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | The Polish Home

November 16, 2015
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 4701 S. 25th St.
41°12′43″N 95°56′53″W / 41.211921°N 95.948150°W / 41.211921; -95.948150 (The Polish Home)

| class="note" | This building is now El Museo Latino, a museum celebrating Latino culture.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Poppleton Block

October 7, 1982
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1001 Farnam St.
41°15′26″N 95°55′45″W / 41.257222°N 95.929167°W / 41.257222; -95.929167 (Poppleton Block)

| class="note" | A historic commercial block.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Porter-Thomsen House

October 21, 1982
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 3426 Lincoln Boulevard
41°16′09″N 95°57′52″W / 41.26906°N 95.96458°W / 41.26906; -95.96458 (Porter-Thomsen House)

| class="note" | A historic house.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Prague Hotel

July 9, 1987
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1402 S. 13th St.
41°14′43″N 95°56′00″W / 41.245278°N 95.933333°W / 41.245278; -95.933333 (Prague Hotel)

| class="note" | A historic hotel.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | John E. Reagan House

May 5, 2014
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 2102 Pinkney St.
41°17′27″N 95°56′39″W / 41.29077°N 95.944034°W / 41.29077; -95.944034 (John E. Reagan House)

| class="note" | The historic home of John E. Reagan.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Redick Tower

June 21, 1984
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1504 Harney St.
41°15′25″N 95°56′10″W / 41.25681°N 95.93621°W / 41.25681; -95.93621 (Redick Tower)

| class="note" | A historic tower building.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | J. C. Robinson House

November 28, 1980
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 102 E. Lincoln Ave.
41°17′33″N 96°16′51″W / 41.2925°N 96.280833°W / 41.2925; -96.280833 (J. C. Robinson House)

| class="note" | The historic home of J. C. Robinson.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Lizzie Robinson House

February 25, 1993
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 2864 Corby St.
41°17′04″N 95°57′17″W / 41.284444°N 95.954722°W / 41.284444; -95.954722 (Lizzie Robinson House)

| class="note" | The historic home of Lizzie Robinson.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Rose Realty-Securities Building

July 19, 1996
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 305 S. 16th St.
41°15′26″N 95°56′13″W / 41.25727°N 95.93688°W / 41.25727; -95.93688 (Rose Realty-Securities Building)

| class="note" | A historic building that once housed a realty and securities company.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Rosewater School

May 16, 1985
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 3764 S. 13th St.
41°13′25″N 95°56′02″W / 41.22349°N 95.93379°W / 41.22349; -95.93379 (Rosewater School)

| class="note" | A historic school building.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Sacred Heart Catholic Church Complex

March 24, 1983
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 2218 Binney St.
41°17′11″N 95°56′45″W / 41.28626°N 95.94576°W / 41.28626; -95.94576

| class="note" | A complex of historic church buildings.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Saddle Creek Underpass

June 29, 1992
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | U.S. Route 6 (Dodge St.) over Saddle Creek Rd.
41°15′35″N 95°58′50″W / 41.25968°N 95.98044°W / 41.25968; -95.98044 (Saddle Creek Underpass)

| class="note" | A historic underpass structure.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | St. Cecilia's Cathedral

January 25, 1979
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 701 N. 40th St.
41°15′59″N 95°58′18″W / 41.266389°N 95.971667°W / 41.266389; -95.971667 (St. Cecilia's Cathedral)

| class="note" | A beautiful and historic cathedral.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | St. John's A.M.E. Church

May 29, 1980
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 2402 N. 22nd St.
41°16′51″N 95°56′42″W / 41.280833°N 95.945°W / 41.280833; -95.945 (St. John's A.M.E. Church)

| class="note" | A historic African Methodist Episcopal church.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Saint Joseph Parish Complex

July 17, 1986
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1730 S. 16th St.
41°14′30″N 95°56′15″W / 41.241667°N 95.9375°W / 41.241667; -95.9375 (Saint Joseph Parish Complex)

| class="note" | A complex of historic church buildings.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | St. Martin of Tours Episcopal Church

October 21, 1982
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 2312 J St.
41°12′54″N 95°56′48″W / 41.21493°N 95.94664°W / 41.21493; -95.94664

| class="note" | A historic Episcopal church.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | St. Matthias' Episcopal Church

November 23, 1980
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1423 S. 10th St.
41°14′42″N 95°55′44″W / 41.24492°N 95.92884°W / 41.24492; -95.92884 (St. Matthias' Episcopal Church)

| class="note" | This church is now known as Dietz United Methodist Church.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | St. Philomena's Cathedral and Rectory

January 3, 1980
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1335 S. 10th St.
41°14′45″N 95°55′43″W / 41.245833°N 95.928611°W / 41.245833; -95.928611

| class="note" | Now known as St. Frances Cabrini Church, with an adjacent school called All Saints.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | St. Richard's Catholic School and Rectory

March 12, 2012
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 4318 & 4320 Fort St.
41°18′29″N 95°58′43″W / 41.307931°N 95.978678°W / 41.307931; -95.978678

| class="note" | A historic Catholic school and rectory (the home of a priest).

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Sanford Hotel

September 26, 1985
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1913 Farnam St.
41°15′26″N 95°56′30″W / 41.25736°N 95.94178°W / 41.25736; -95.94178 (Sanford Hotel)

| class="note" | This historic hotel is now called the Conant Apartments.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Saunders School

March 13, 1986
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 415 N. 41st Ave.
41°15′48″N 95°58′28″W / 41.263333°N 95.974444°W / 41.263333; -95.974444 (Saunders School)

| class="note" | A historic school building.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Scott–Omaha Tent and Awning Company |

January 10, 2017
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1501 Howard St.
41°15′19″N 95°56′10″W / 41.255168°N 95.936178°W / 41.255168; -95.936178

| class="note" | This building was once home to a company that made tents and awnings.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Scottish Rite Cathedral

August 10, 2011
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 202 S. 20th St.
41°15′30″N 95°56′34″W / 41.258333°N 95.942778°W / 41.258333; -95.942778 (Scottish Rite Cathedral)

| class="note" | A grand building used by the Scottish Rite, a branch of Freemasonry.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Selby Apartments

December 30, 2004
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 830 S. 37th St., 3710 Marcy St., and 825 S. 37th Ave.
41°15′05″N 95°58′04″W / 41.251389°N 95.967778°W / 41.251389; -95.967778 (Selby Apartments)

| class="note" | A group of historic apartment buildings.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Selma Terrace

July 2, 2008
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 630, 634 and 636 Park Ave.
41°15′11″N 95°57′21″W / 41.253056°N 95.955833°W / 41.253056; -95.955833 (Selma Terrace)

| class="note" | A historic terrace of homes.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | M. F. Shafer and Co. Building

December 5, 2002
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1624 Webster
41°15′57″N 95°56′17″W / 41.265833°N 95.938056°W / 41.265833; -95.938056 (M. F. Shafer and Co. Building)

| class="note" | A historic commercial building.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | The Sherman

March 13, 1986
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 2501 N. 16th St.
41°16′55″N 95°56′13″W / 41.281944°N 95.936944°W / 41.281944; -95.936944 (The Sherman)

| class="note" | A historic building called "The Sherman."

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Simon Brothers Company

April 1, 1999
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1024 Dodge St.
41°15′36″N 95°55′48″W / 41.25997°N 95.93008°W / 41.25997; -95.93008 (Simon Brothers Company)

| class="note" | This building was once home to the Simon Brothers Company.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | South Omaha Main Street Historic District

February 14, 1989
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | Roughly S. 24th St. between M and O Sts.
41°12′35″N 95°56′49″W / 41.209722°N 95.946944°W / 41.209722; -95.946944

| class="note" | A historic district that was the main street of South Omaha.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Christian Specht Building

September 19, 1977
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1110 Douglas St.
41°15′32″N 95°55′52″W / 41.25879°N 95.93106°W / 41.25879; -95.93106 (Christian Specht Building)

| class="note" | A historic building.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Stabrie Grocery

November 15, 2007
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 501 N 13th St.
41°15′50″N 95°56′01″W / 41.263889°N 95.933611°W / 41.263889; -95.933611 (Stabrie Grocery)

| class="note" | A historic grocery store building.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Standard Oil Company Building of Nebraska

August 24, 1979
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 500 S. 18th St.
41°15′19″N 95°56′24″W / 41.25539°N 95.94001°W / 41.25539; -95.94001

| class="note" | The historic building of the Standard Oil Company.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Steiner Rowhouse No. 1

July 3, 1991
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 638-642 S. 19th St.
41°15′12″N 95°56′27″W / 41.2532°N 95.94091°W / 41.2532; -95.94091 (Steiner Rowhouse No. 1)

| class="note" | A historic rowhouse.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Steiner Rowhouse No. 2

July 3, 1991
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1906-1910 Jones St.
41°15′11″N 95°56′28″W / 41.25314°N 95.94114°W / 41.25314; -95.94114 (Steiner Rowhouse No. 2)

| class="note" | Another historic rowhouse.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Gottlieb Storz House

August 7, 1974
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 3708 Farnam St.
41°15′29″N 95°58′04″W / 41.258056°N 95.967778°W / 41.258056; -95.967778 (Gottlieb Storz House)

| class="note" | The historic home of Gottlieb Storz.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Strehlow Terrace

December 23, 1986
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 2024 and 2107 N. 16th St.
41°16′41″N 95°56′18″W / 41.278056°N 95.938333°W / 41.278056; -95.938333 (Strehlow Terrace)

| class="note" | This historic terrace is now known as Ernie Chambers Court.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Swartz Printing Company Building

July 3, 2007
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 714 S. 15th St.
41°15′10″N 95°56′10″W / 41.25278°N 95.93617°W / 41.25278; -95.93617 (Swartz Printing Company Building)

| class="note" | A historic building that housed a printing company.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Swoboda Bakery

July 19, 1996
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 1422 William St.
41°14′45″N 95°56′09″W / 41.24576°N 95.93579°W / 41.24576; -95.93579 (Swoboda Bakery)

| class="note" | A historic bakery building.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Terrace Court

July 2, 2008
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 836, 840 and 842 Park Ave.
41°15′04″N 95°57′21″W / 41.251111°N 95.955833°W / 41.251111; -95.955833 (Terrace Court)

| class="note" | A historic group of homes.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | H. Thiessen Pickle Company

December 13, 2011
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 3101 S. 24th St.
41°13′49″N 95°56′49″W / 41.23038°N 95.94683°W / 41.23038; -95.94683 (H. Thiessen Pickle Company)

| class="note" | This building was once a pickle company!

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Traver Brothers Row Houses

May 21, 2013
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 2601–2607 Jones St. & 651–672 S. 26th Ave.
41°15′11″N 95°57′03″W / 41.253166°N 95.950940°W / 41.253166; -95.950940 (Traver Brothers Row Houses)

| class="note" | A group of historic row houses built by the Traver Brothers.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Trinity Cathedral

August 7, 1974
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 113 N. 18th St.
41°15′37″N 95°56′21″W / 41.260278°N 95.939167°W / 41.260278; -95.939167 (Trinity Cathedral)

| class="note" | A historic cathedral.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Turner Court Apartments

November 12, 2014
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 3106 Dodge St.
41°15′36″N 95°57′29″W / 41.259998°N 95.958150°W / 41.259998; -95.958150 (Turner Court Apartments)

| class="note" | A historic apartment complex.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Twin Towers

March 22, 2010
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 3000, 3002 and 3002½ Farnam St.; 3001 Douglas St.
41°15′29″N 95°57′25″W / 41.258011°N 95.956961°W / 41.258011; -95.956961 (Twin Towers)

| class="note" | A pair of historic tower buildings.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Undine Apartments

March 12, 2008
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 2620-2626 Dewey Ave.
41°15′22″N 95°57′05″W / 41.25611°N 95.95139°W / 41.25611; -95.95139 (Undine Apartments)

| class="note" | A historic apartment building.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Union Passenger Terminal

November 12, 1971
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 801 S. 10th St.
41°15′06″N 95°55′42″W / 41.251528°N 95.928278°W / 41.251528; -95.928278 (Union Passenger Terminal)

| class="note" | This grand building was Omaha's main train station and is a National Historic Landmark!

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Vinton School

November 29, 1989
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 2120 Deer Park Boulevard
41°13′43″N 95°56′40″W / 41.22862°N 95.94452°W / 41.22862; -95.94452 (Vinton School)

| class="note" | A historic school building, now known as Vinton School Apartments.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Vinton Street Commercial Historic District

July 11, 2006
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | Vinton St. between Elm St. and S 17th St.
41°14′00″N 95°56′20″W / 41.233333°N 95.938889°W / 41.233333; -95.938889

| class="note" | A historic area with many old shops and businesses on Vinton Street.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Weber Mill

December 31, 1998
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 9102 N. 30th St.
41°20′37″N 95°57′41″W / 41.343611°N 95.961389°W / 41.343611; -95.961389 (Weber Mill)

| class="note" | Also known as Florence Mill, this is a historic mill building.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Webster Telephone Exchange Building

December 5, 1977
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 2213 Lake St.
41°16′53″N 95°56′44″W / 41.281389°N 95.945556°W / 41.281389; -95.945556

| class="note" | This building was once a telephone exchange and is now an Afro-American Museum.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | West Lawn Mausoleum

December 30, 2004
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 5701 Center St.
41°14′11″N 95°59′57″W / 41.23652°N 95.99926°W / 41.23652; -95.99926 (West Lawn Mausoleum)

| class="note" | A historic mausoleum, a building where people are buried.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Wohlner's Neighborhood Grocery

September 16, 2010
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 5203 Leavenworth St.
41°15′08″N 95°59′44″W / 41.252222°N 95.995556°W / 41.252222; -95.995556 (Wohlner's Neighborhood Grocery)

| class="note" | A historic neighborhood grocery store.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Edgar Zabriskie House

November 28, 1978
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 3524 Hawthorne Ave.
41°16′13″N 95°57′56″W / 41.270278°N 95.965556°W / 41.270278; -95.965556 (Edgar Zabriskie House)

| class="note" | The historic home of Edgar Zabriskie.

Former Listings

These places were once on the National Register but have since been removed.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | South Omaha Bridge

June 29, 1992
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | U.S. Route 275/Nebraska Highway 92 over the Missouri River
41°12′47″N 95°55′57″W / 41.2131°N 95.9325°W / 41.2131; -95.9325 (South Omaha Bridge)

| class="note" | This bridge crossed the Missouri River to Council Bluffs, Iowa. It was taken down in 2010.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 0 | Jobbers' Canyon Historic District

December 4, 1986
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | Roughly bounded by Farnum, Eighth, Jackson, and Tenth Sts.
^{Coordinates missing}

| class="note" | This historic area with many warehouses was torn down in 1992.

July 14, 2011

March 26, 2002

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