North Omaha History Podcast, Omaha History, South Omaha History Adam Fletcher Sasse

From the rolling prairie savannas and the deforested Ponca Hills of the 1850s, to urban giants and annihilated heritage trees, North Omaha has a long history of different nature In this episode Adam will explore the Florence bench, lost waterways, giant prairies and more that still define the history of nature in the community.



Our thanks to our patrons:

Don Goodrich

Bridget Maryalice

Kimberly Davlin

Matt Martin

Michael Wagner

Joseph Tingley

Sarah Swanson

Wattle and Daub Craftsman

Jeff Rockwell

Barb Naughtin

Lonnie (Hansen) Dunbier

Paul Feilmann

Tim Reeder

Jenna Smith

Dan Hedrick

Richard Gude

Daniel Ammons

Sara Rogers

Troy Lewellen

Joanne Ferguson Cavanaugh

Kristine Gerber

Jay Flaunts His Ignorance

Jim Collison

And

The Great Plains Black History Museum.

The North Omaha History podcast is a volunteer effort, but you can help us meet expenses by becoming a patron for as little as $1 a month. Go to https://www.patreon.com/omaha

History of Forest Lawn — Some of the most important people from Omaha's history have been buried here for more than 130 years. This show explores the timeline, architecture, and burials that made Forest Lawn essential in Omaha.



Our thanks to our patrons:

Don Goodrich

Bridget Maryalice

Kimberly Davlin

Matt Martin

Michael Wagner

Joseph Tingley

Sarah Swanson

Wattle and Daub Craftsman

Jeff Rockwell

Barb Naughtin

Lonnie (Hansen) Dunbier

Tim Reeder

Jenna Smith

Dan Hedrick

Daniel Ammons

Sara Rogers

Troy Lewellen

Joanne Ferguson Cavanaugh

Kristine Gerber

Jay Flaunts His Ignorance

Jim Collison

And

The Great Plains Black History Museum.

The North Omaha History podcast is a volunteer effort, but you can help us meet expenses by becoming a patron for as little as $1 a month. Go to https://www.patreon.com/omaha

One of the most beautifully preserved streets in North Omaha, Wirt Street's beautiful homes start at North 16th Street and extends to North 30th Street. This episode focuses on the best features and missing pieces from the past.



Our thanks to our patrons:

Don Goodrich

Bridget Maryalice

Kimberly Davlin

Matt Martin

Michael Wagner

Joseph Tingley

Sarah Swanson

Wattle and Daub Craftsman

Jeff Rockwell

Barb Naughtin

Lonnie (Hansen) Dunbier

Tim Reeder

Jenna Smith

Dan Hedrick

Daniel Ammons

Sara Rogers

Troy Lewellen

Joanne Ferguson Cavanaugh

Kristine Gerber

Jay Flaunts His Ignorance

Jim Collison

And

The Great Plains Black History Museum.

The North Omaha History podcast is a volunteer effort, but you can help us meet expenses by becoming a patron for as little as $1 a month. Go to https://www.patreon.com/omaha

Demolished by the interstate 50 years ago, the Jefferson Square neighborhood was started by Omaha pioneers in the 1850s. This story shares the successes, failures and interesting facts about what existed in the past.



Our thanks to our patrons:

Don Goodrich

Bridget Maryalice

Kimberly Davlin

Matt Martin

Michael Wagner

Joseph Tingley

Sarah Swanson

Wattle & Daub Historical Craftsman

Jeff Rockwell

Barb Naughtin

Lonnie (Hansen) Dunbier

Tim Reeder

Jenna Smith

Dan Hedrick

Richard Gude

Daniel Ammons

Sara Rogers

Troy Lewellen

Joanne Ferguson Cavanaugh

Kristine Gerber

Jay Flaunts His Ignorance

Jim Collison

And

The Great Plains Black History Museum.



The North Omaha History podcast is a volunteer effort, but you can help us meet expenses by becoming a patron for as little as $1 a month. Go to https://www.patreon.com/omaha

Once a stop along Saunders Road, as it meandered from young Omaha City to the old City of Florence, the intersection of 24th and Ames became a busy commercial hub in the suburban Saratoga neighborhood with streetcars, pedestrians, and taxis packing each corner. About 60 years ago, it all started to change, and today there is almost no evidence left of its success. Adam shares the story.



Our thanks to our patrons:

Matt Martin

Michael Wagner

Sarah Swanson

Wattle & Daub Historical Craftsman

Jeff Rockwell

Barb Naughtin

Lonnie (Hansen) Dunbier

Jenna Smith

Dan Hedrick

Richard Gude

Daniel Ammons

Sara Rogers

Troy Lewellen

Joanne Ferguson Cavanaugh

Kristine Gerber

Jay Flaunts His Ignorance

Jim Collison

And

The Great Plains Black History Museum.



The North Omaha History podcast is a volunteer effort, but you can help us meet expenses by becoming a patron for as little as $1 a month. Go to https://www.patreon.com/omaha

With more than 1,250 public housing units available across North Omaha in the 1980s, it was hard to imagine that just 25 years later almost all of these buildings would be gone—but that’s exactly what happened. This is a history of the projects in North Omaha, including Hilltop and Pleasantview, Spencer Street, Logan Fontenelle, and others including the Myott Park Apartments. Adam, give us a lowdown.

Our thanks to our patrons:

Matt Martin

Michael Wagner

Sarah Swanson

Wattle & Daub Historical Craftsman

Jeff Rockwell

Barb Naughtin

Lonnie (Hansen) Dunbier

Jenna Smith

Dan Hedrick

Richard Gude

Daniel Ammons

Sara Rogers

Troy Lewellen

Joanne Ferguson Cavanaugh

Kristine Gerber

Jay Flaunts His Ignorance

Jim Collison

And

The Great Plains Black History Museum.

The North Omaha History podcast is a volunteer effort, but you can help us meet expenses by becoming a patron for as little as $1 a month. Go to https://www.patreon.com/omaha