United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Registration Form
This form is for use in nominating or requesting determinations for individual properties and districts. See instructions in National Register Bulletin, How to Complete the National Register of Historic Places Registration Form. If any item does not apply to the property being documented, enter "N/A" for "not applicable." For functions, architectural classification, materials, and areas of significance, enter only categories and subcategories from the instructions. 1. Name of Property Historic name Minne Lusa Residential Historic District Other names/site number
Name of related multiple property listing N/A (Enter “N/A” if property is not part of a multiple property listing) 2. Location Street & Number Multiple City or town Omaha State Nebraska County Douglas Not for publication [] Vicinity []
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As the designated authority under the National Historic Preservation Act, as amended, I hereby certify that this [X] nomination [] request for determination of eligibility meets the documentation standards for registering properties in the National Register of Historic Places and meets the procedural and professional requirements set forth in 36 CFR Part 60. In my opinion, the property [X] meets [] does not meet the National Register Criteria. I recommend that this property be considered significant at the following level(s) of significance: [] national [] statewide [X] local
Applicable National Register Criteria: [X] A [] B [X] C [] D
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United States Department of the Interior National Park Service / National Register of Historic Places Registration Form NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018
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5. Classification Ownership of Property (Check as many boxes as apply) Category of Property (Check only one box) [X] Private [] Building(s) [X] Public-local [X] District [] Public-state [] Site [] Public-federal [] Structure [] Object Number of Resources within Property (Do not include previously listed resources in the count.) Contributing Noncontributing 540 167 Buildings Sites 1 Structures Objects 541 167 Total
Number of contributing resources previously listed in the National Register 0
6. Function or Use
Historic Functions (Enter categories from instructions.) Current Functions (Enter categories from instructions.) DOMESTIC: single dwelling DOMESTIC: single dwelling DOMESTIC: multiple dwelling DOMESTIC: multiple dwelling SOCIAL: clubhouse SOCIAL: clubhouse EDUCATION: schools EDUCATION: schools
7. Description Architectural Classification (Enter categories from instructions.) LATE 19th & 20th CENTURY REVIVALS LATE 19th & EARLY 20th CENTURY AMERICAN MOVEMENTS
Materials (enter categories from instructions.) Principal exterior materials of the property: Weatherboard, Stucco, Brick, Shake, Asbestos, Other
2 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service / National Register of Historic Places Registration Form NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018
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Description
Summary Paragraph (Briefly describe the general characteristics of the property, such as its location, type, style, method of construction, setting, size, and significant features. Indicate whether the property has historic integrity.)
The Minne Lusa Residential Historic District is comprised of small to mid-sized homes planned and built by developer C.W. Martin, with designs for many homes attributed to architect Everett S. Dodds. Platted within the Omaha City Limits, the development filled the space between the north edge of Miller Park and the southern edge of Florence, between 24th and 30th streets. Homes are set on gently rolling hills that slope down to a central boulevard. The neighborhood is predominantly comprised of bungalows and craftsman house forms. Primarily built between 1915 and 1927, 39% of the homes are less than 1,200 SF. Of the 708 properties in the neighborhood, 541 are considered contributing to the district.
Narrative Description (Describe the historic and current physical appearance and condition of the property. Describe contributing and noncontributing resources if applicable.)
Naming Developer C.W. Martin, most likely chose the name Minne Lusa for this development to capitalize on the positive associations people had with the near-by Minne Lusa water works. A popular tourist destination, the pumping station was constructed in 1889 and considered an architectural gem. It could be reached by bike or street car and tours were available throughout the facility.1 One of the early officials objected to calling the facility simply “the pump house” and suggested the name “Minne Lusa” instead, claiming it derived from the Sioux words for water-running-good.2
Location and Setting: By 1915, the Omaha city limits had been extended several times. Held in check on the east by the Missouri River, the city had grown in every other direction; particularly north and south along the terraces that parallel the river. The development of Minne Lusa was an extension of this trend, enlarging the settled area of Omaha to the north.
Set between Miller Park, which was established in 1891, and the north edge of the 1915 city limits, streets in Minne Lusa follow a traditional grid pattern. In an arrangement similar to many other Omaha neighborhoods, blocks are oriented east/west. Within this, the developer introduced a meandering boulevard carved north/south through the center. This distinct design feature was named Minne Lusa Boulevard. The grid was overlaid onto gently rolling hillsides. Overall, both sides slope down to the center boulevard, with slightly steeper hills on the east side of the boulevard.
When first laid out, the developer marketed various features of the development through advertisements in the Omaha World-Herald and Omaha Bee. Foremost in these, the neighborhood was promoted for its adjacency to Miller Park, which was described as “the most friendly and diligently used of all the parks”, according to a 1915 Omaha Bee article.3 Residents also had ready access to two street car lines, linking them directly to downtown Omaha and Florence. The developer built on these advantages by introducing concrete sidewalks and pedestrian scale street lighting to enhance the attractiveness of the neighborhood. Martin further included such improvements as gas, water, sewer, grading, and trees in the lot price. Covenants that Martin defined for the Minne Lusa neighborhood included a 40’ setback for the homes and no requirement to finish the homes in brick (stucco and wood siding were encouraged). With a low lot price and affordable homes encouraged, sales went quickly and most homes in the neighborhood were constructed by 1927.
Many of these physical features are still evident in Minne Lusa today. Neighborhood ties to Miller Park remain strong. Although street cars no longer serve the neighborhood, 24th and 30th streets remain major thoroughfares and still provide
1 “Purity of the City’s Water Supply and How it is Attained for Omaha” Omaha Bee, April 5, 1908, p. 4F. 2 “Minne Lusa Station” Omaha World Herald, December 17, 1899, p. 19. 3 “Miller Park,” Omaha Bee, May 2, 1915. Arthur Wakeley, in Omaha: The Gate City, called it one of the finest parks in Omaha in 1917 (Omaha the Gate City, p. 161). Additionally the Parks and Boulevard System NRN noted that it was popular not only because of its amenities, which were many, but also because the relatively flat slope between the park and downtown make it easy to bike and drive out to the park. (Section 8, p.7) 3 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service / National Register of Historic Places Registration Form NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018
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quick and easy access to downtown Omaha and Florence. The overall feel of the Minne Lusa neighborhood persists as intimate, with those same gently rolling hills focusing streets towards the meandering center boulevard.
House Types and Architectural Styles Charles Martin was responsible for the development and construction of the Minne Lusa neighborhood. At that time, it was one of the largest tracts ever platted within the city limits.4 He promoted Minne Lusa as an affordable neighborhood, citing less expensive lots, economical siding materials and the bungalow house form as key features of his development. His company, the C.W. Martin Company, was exclusively responsible for the construction of the homes in the Minne Lusa neighborhood, and he oversaw sub-contractors for the grading, excavating and road construction throughout the neighborhood.
Plans for some of the homes Martin constructed appear to have been designed by Everett S. Dodds. In 1913 and 1914, many Dodds home designs were published in a weekly feature of the Omaha World-Herald. Dodds stated in one of the first published plans that the design was provided to a home builder and constructed in several places.5 Others were also clearly constructed as photos are used for illustrations instead of Dodds sketches. In 1914, selected versions of these and other designs were printed in a book, Build a Dodds Home: Comfort, Beauty, Durability. Of the 20 designs published in the book, examples of 17 can be found in Minne Lusa. Few are exact replicas of the published designs. Most are variations on these designs, incorporating different choices in siding and dormers.6
Most homes in Minne Lusa do not exhibit enough details to be categorized with an architectural style. Instead, these are practical residences where the form itself is the dominant feature. They illustrate how a popular architectural style was simplified for mass production to an eager public who could not afford the original; much like haute couture is simplified and mass produced for department store sales. Just over 80% of the houses in Minne Lusa can be categorized as one of three house forms; bungalow, craftsman or cube. These were arguably the most popular forms during the second decade of the twentieth century. Variations in porch profile, dormer shape and placement, and overall massing create a number of sub-types of each. (See continuation sheets and photographs for examples of each form.)
The definition of bungalow form used here comes from the book Patterns on the Landscape: Heritage Conservation in North Omaha. Prepared by the City of Omaha Planning Department in 1984, this locally-published book devotes one chapter to the identification of architectural styles and forms commonly found in North Omaha. Each classification includes a description of the key features of the building’s form, massing, scale, typical architectural details, the frequency with which it was found and the range of dates in which it was generally constructed in North Omaha. In this book, the massing and scale of the bungalow, excluding any architectural features that might typically be associated with the bungalow style, was used to define this house form. This approach stems from the fact that the bungalows found in the North Omaha survey were practical, vernacular homes that show the popularization of this style. Rather than use a generic term that few people knew, they took their cue from the occasional bungalow details and gave the form a name lay people could easily associate with. This description also fits the bungalows in Minne Lusa well; simple homes with minimal detailing. This definition of a bungalow house form is a small, low profiled, one to one-and-one-half story homes with wide projecting eaves. Details, when included, often lean toward the bungalow style, although some occasionally feature craftsman or mission style details. In the North Omaha survey area, which fit roughly between 16th Street, 27th Street, Grace and Ames, 10-15% of the homes were classified as some form of bungalow. Although bungalows are significantly more common in Minne Lusa, this definition of form still hold true. Of the six sub-types defined in Patterns on the Landscape, three are very common in Minne Lusa.
Bungalow sub-type A is identifiable by its incised porch under the gable end of the house that faces the street. Pairs of windows are commonly found in the gable. There are 87 houses in Minne Lusa that fit this description. Excellent examples can be found on almost every street in Minne Lusa and include 2573 Bauman Av, 2866 Bauman Av, 2552 Ida St, 2582 Ida St, 2590 Ida St, 2731 Ida St, 2863 Ida St, 2866 Ida St, 2875 Ida St, 2442 Mary St, 2582 Mary St, 2876 Mary St, 2884 Mary St,
4 “Big Land Deal is Brought to Close,” Omaha Bee, April 3, 1915. 5 Everett S. Dodds, “Some New Home Suggestions,” Omaha World-Herald, June 29, 1913, p. E6. 6 Other versions of the designs in this book can be found in C.W. Martin’s Florence Field Addition to the north and west of Minne Lusa, which he developed just after Minne Lusa. 4 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service / National Register of Historic Places Registration Form NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018
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2569 Newport Av, 2874 Newport Av, 2572 Titus Av, 2725 Titus Av, 2867 Titus Av, 2573 Vane St, 2731 Vane St, 2868 Vane St, 2873 Vane St, 2561 Whitmore St, 2585 Whitmore St, 2726 Whitmore St and 2866 Whitmore St.
Bungalow sub-type B has a distinct roof, with the gable ends forming the sides of the house. The porch roof is typically at a slightly lower pitch than the main roof and can be seen as an extension of it. Very often, a dormer is centered in the primary facade. There are 70 residences in Minne Lusa that fit this description. Excellent examples commonly occur on Bauman, Mary, Newport and Whitmore. They include 2747 Bauman Av, 2855 Bauman Av, 2869 Bauman Av, 2879 Bauman Av, 2449 Ida St, 2568 Mary St, 2576 Mary St, 2747 Mary St, 2874 Mary St, 6805 Minne Lusa Bd, 2416 Newport Av, 2562 Newport Av, 2565 Newport Av, 2865 Newport Av, 2870 Newport Av, 2872 Newport Av, 2566 Titus Av, 2875 Vane St, 2885 Vane St, 2421 Whitmore St, 2861 Whitmore St and 2864 Whitmore St.
Bungalow sub-type C is undoubtedly the most common bungalow form in Minne Lusa. In sub-type C, the gable end facing the street projects beyond the main body of the house on one side of the front facade forming a smaller gable that typically covers a front porch. Dormers are infrequent, but a single window is often found in the gable end of the house. Of the homes in Minne Lusa, 192 are bungalow sub-type C. Excellent examples can be found most frequently on Bauman, Titus, Vane and Whitmore. They include 2422 Bauman Av, 2729 Bauman Av, 2741 Bauman Av, 2744 Bauman Av, 2752 Bauman Av, 2875 Bauman Av, 2565 Ida St, 2852 Mary St, 2869 Mary St, 2877 Mary St, 2418 Newport Av, 2739 Newport Av, 2876 Newport Av, 2418 Titus Av, 2431 Titus Av, 2438 Titus Av, 2558 Titus Av, 2714 Titus Av, 2743 Titus Av, 2882 Titus Av, 2726 Vane St, 2730 Vane St, 2742 Vane St, 2751 Vane St, 2876 Vane St, 2437 Whitmore St, 2883 Whitmore St, 2884 Whitmore St and 2885 Whitmore St.
Bungalow sub-type D features a shallow gable end porch roof under a steeper gable end house roof. Paired or triple windows can frequently be seen in the gable house end. There are only 12 examples of this house form in Minne Lusa and of these the only excellent example is at 2724 Bauman Av.
Bungalow sub-type E is just as uncommon as sub-type D. It can be found in only 12 examples in Minne Lusa. This form features a pent roof within the gable end of the front facade. Paired windows can frequently be seen in the gable end of the house and dormers are used occasionally. There are no excellent examples of this house form in Minne Lusa.
Bungalow sub-type F can be identified by a hipped roof that extends over an integral porch. There is only one example of this form in Minne Lusa and it is in poor condition.
During site reconnaissance for this nomination, it became apparent that a number of homes do not fit into any of the forms defined in Patterns on the Landscape. In reviewing these, two common shapes were identified. In the first group, homes are generally sited parallel to the street and have three clear variations of porch configurations. They are identified here as craftsman forms simply to distinguish them from bungalow house forms. Comparable to Minne Lusa’s bungalows, these homes are relatively modest and have the same general massing. Most have a gabled roof, commonly with clipped ridges. Very few have the actual architectural details associated with the craftsman architectural style. Fewer still have bungalow details.
Craftsman sub-type A is identifiable by its incised porch in one corner of the front facade. This porch is equally likely to be limited to the corner as well as to extend across the center of the home. Dormers are common on this sub-type. Minne Lusa has 22 examples of this sub-type, three of which are excellent; 6804 N 24 St, 2870 Ida St and 2438 Mary St.
Craftsman sub-type B is by far the most common sub-type of craftsman house form in Minne Lusa, which contains 47 examples of this type. Centered on the facade is a projecting porch with gable end. This porch is approximately one-third the width of the front facade. Excellent examples in Minne Lusa include 6502 N 24 St, 2876 Bauman Av, 2569 Ida St, 2881 Ida St, 2750 Newport Av, 2717 Titus Av, 2516 Vane St and 2571 Whitmore St.
Craftsman sub-type C feature a wide gable roofed porch to one end of the front facade. The porch typically covers two- thirds of the front facade. The entry to the home is equally likely to be centered in the porch and off to one side. Dormers are uncommon. Minne Lusa contains 19 craftsman sub-type C homes. There are four excellent examples in the neighborhood; 2858 Mary St, 2454 Titus Av, 2752 Vane St and 2856 Vane St. 5 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service / National Register of Historic Places Registration Form NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018
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The cube house form was the third most common house form in Minne Lusa. Again, the form focuses on the massing and scale to a greater extent than the individual architectural details. In this case, there are a wide variety of names for higher style homes of this type, including the Cornbelt Cube, the Prairie Box and the American Four-Square.7 Larger than the bungalow and craftsman house forms due to its full second floor, the cube house form maintained a number of planning efficiencies. Like the previous two house forms, the most notable plan efficiency of the cube was the lack of hall space compared to earlier house types. Both floors were commonly divided into quarters, with the first floor being devoted to living space and the second floor to bedrooms. Of the four cube form sub-types in Minne Lusa, three are defined in Patterns on the Landscape.
Cube-Gable-Front was renamed from the Temple Form 2.5 story in Patterns on the Landscape. There are 12 examples of this house form in Minne Lusa. This form is an almost perfect cube that is 2 1/2 stories tall and that features a gable end facing the street. Most often a covered porch extends across the entire facade. Excellent examples of this sub-type in Minne Lusa include 2745 Bauman Av, 2868 Ida St, 6712 Minne Lusa Bd, 2858 Newport Av, 2866 Redick Av and 2872 Redick Av.
Cube-Classic Box is an almost perfect cube that is 2 1/2 stories tall and features a hipped roof. A covered porch typically spans the width of the house and the front facade often features a dormer. There are 46 examples of this house form in Minne Lusa. Of these, 2417 Bauman Av, 6605 Minne Lusa Bd, 6704 Minne Lusa Bd, 7015 Minne Lusa Bd, 2552 Newport Av, 2871 Newport Av and 2888 Redick Av are excellent examples.
Cube-Gable is an almost perfect cube that is 2 1/2 stories tall and which features a gable end facing the sides of the home. A covered porch typically spans the width of the house and the front facade often features a dormer. There are 39 examples of this house form in Minne Lusa. Excellent examples include 6866 N 24 St, 2441 Bauman Av, 6919 Minne Lusa Bd, 2453 Newport Av and 2565 Whitmore St.
Cube-Gable-Stick was added after a review of the house forms in Minne Lusa. Similar to the Cube-Gable-Side, this home is also an almost perfect cube with a gable roof facing the side of the house and a porch across the full wide of the facade. However, the front facing gable dormers are such prominent features on these homes that they make this variation noteworthy. In cases where the original siding is intact, these gables were most often decorated with sticking. Of the 23 examples in Minne Lusa, 6711 Minne Lusa Bd is an excellent example.
The remaining 20% of homes in Minne Lusa that do not fall into one of the sub-types of the bungalow, craftsman or cube house forms and have little in common with one another. They vary widely in massing, scale and details. They do, however, most often have enough features to be defined as a particular architectural style. These include Colonial Revival, Minimal Traditional, Neo-Classical Revival, Ranch and Tudor Revival. Notable examples in Minne Lusa include 6804 Minne Lusa Bd, 6903 Minne Lusa Bd, 2430 Ida St, 6619 Minne Lusa Bd, 6703 Minne Lusa Bd, 2418 Redick Av, 2585 Titus Av, 2883 Newport Av, 2886 Vane St, 6852 N 24 St, 2452 Bauman Av, 2446 Mary St, 2862 Mary St, 6708 Minne Lusa Bd, 2753 Newport Av, 2414 Titus Av, 6911 Minne Lusa Bd, 2870 Mary St, 7019 Minne Lusa Bd, 2553 Mary St, 6915 Minne Lusa Bd, 2573 Titus Av and 2857 Titus Av.
A complete list of addresses and house forms identified in the Minne Lusa Residential Historic District can be found on the continuation sheets.
Garages When Minne Lusa was platted in 1915, there were 5,469 automobiles registered in Douglas County.8 By 1923, there were 23,352 cars registered in Omaha. This number jumped to 35,950 by 1926.9 Thus, as Minne Lusa developed, the need for vehicle storage developed as well.
7 John A Jakle, Robert W. Bastian and Douglas K. Meyer, Common Houses in America’s Small Towns: The Atlantic Seaboard to the Mississippi Valley, Athens, Georgia: The University of Georgia Press, 1989, p. 212. 8 “300 Percent Gain in Autos in Three Years,” Omaha World-Herald, Feb. 18, 1917. 6 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service / National Register of Historic Places Registration Form NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018
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The increasing need for garages to store automobiles is illustrated in the maps, photographs and advertisements for Minne Lusa. Photographs of the neighborhood from 1917 illustrate a handful of smaller buildings among the larger number of residences that may or may not be garages.10 According to the 1918 Baist map of Omaha, none of the early houses in Minne Lusa were built with detached garages. A review of the 1918 Baist and Sanborn maps of the greater Omaha area indicates that garages were not prevalent anywhere in Omaha, possibly due to the low rate of automobile ownership at that time. Furthermore, early advertisements for Minne Lusa tout its adjacency to two streetcar lines, and advertisements for individual homes do not discuss detached garages. This situation did not last and photographs of the neighborhood from 1924 illustrate that many residences had curb cuts and garages.11 In fact, by 1934 Omaha Sanborn maps indicate that most homes in the neighborhood had constructed garages.
In spite of the fact that many of these garages could be historic, they were not included in the evaluation of each property. In Minne Lusa, maps reveal that most garages were constructed as single car, detached garages in a back corner of the lot. In photographs of the neighborhood from 1924, garages rarely appear because of their location. It is only photographs of individual houses that clarify folding garage doors filled the front facades of these garages and siding typically matched that of the house. Driveways were commonly solid, poured-in-place concrete slabs that ran past the residence on one side and straight into the gable end of the garage, although a few Hollywood driveways (driveways with a grass strip down the center) also exist. Given the foliage and their location, garages had and continue to have a minimal impact on the appearance of the neighborhood. These same factors meant that they could not be consistently evaluated. Additionally, as secondary buildings they could not be contributing on their own, but they could lessen the overall integrity of a property. Therefore, they are not included in the count of contributing or non-contributing for this nomination. Nonetheless, given that a fair number of garages have been expanded or replaced with double car garages and that many more have had their original garage doors replaced with modern, steel overhead doors, garages with original form, siding and doors should be treated as assets to a property.
Other Resources Within the Minne Lusa neighborhood, three resources are not residential properties. The first is the Prettiest Mile Club House (currently known as the Viking Ship Building). Designed by Dodds and constructed by C.W. Martin, the property has been significantly altered and is not considered contributing to the district. The second is the Minne Lusa Elementary school. Originally opened in 1924, the school was renovated in 1955 and again in 1997. Due to the additions, the building is not considered contributing to the neighborhood. The third resource is the Minne Lusa Boulevard. Paved in asphalt and lined with concrete curbs from the beginning, its key characteristic is its layout. Its meandering layout remains unaltered from its original design. Today the boulevard is in fair condition and has been maintained with the same materials it was originally constructed with.12 The boulevard is considered contributing to the district.
Relationship of Minne Lusa Boulevard to Omaha’s Park and Boulevard System Minne Lusa Boulevard was not designed as a part of the Omaha Park and Boulevard System. Nominated to the National Register in the Spring of 2013, that system contains 24 sites, 27 structures and 28 buildings linked throughout Omaha. The Park and Boulevard System was designed by nationally recognized landscape architect H.W.S. Cleveland in 1889. The first
9 “$2,000,000 Increase in Omaha Real Estate: Assessor’s Report Also Shows More Than 10 Thousand Automobiles,” Omaha World-Herald, July 24, 1924 and “Average Omahan Has Watch Worth $1.50: County Tax Assessments Show More Firearms and Radios Since 1925: Autos Increase 900,” Omaha World-Herald, Aug 27, 1926. 10 Louis Bostwick and Homer Frohardt “Charles Martin Co.” 1917 (Section A and Section B of a two part panorama showing housing in the Minne Lusa area) images #BF1208-016 and #BF1208-017. They are available for online viewing through the Durham Western Heritage Museum Online Photo Archive, which holds the copyright for these materials. 11 Louis Bostwick and Homer Frohardt “Charles Martin Co.” 1924 (A Row of Houses in the Minne Lusa area) image #BF1208- 068. They are available for online viewing through the Durham Western Heritage Museum Online Photo Archive, which holds the copyright for these materials. See also #BF1208-043 through #BF1208-062 12 Louis Bostwick and Homer Frohardt “Charles Martin Co.” May 10, 1923 (Housing in the Minne Lusa area) photo BF1208- 32. This photo is available for online viewing through the Durham Western Heritage Museum Online Photo Archive, which holds the copyright to this material. Tree planting efforts throughout the neighborhood appears to have started in 1924, although there are no photographs of the boulevard at this time. 7 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service / National Register of Historic Places Registration Form NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018
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pieces of the plan were laid out in the late nineteenth century and the system was substantially complete by 1918. Belvedere Boulevard, at the southwest corner of Miller Park, was proposed before the park due to “its picturesque terrain and its proximity to the 300-acre Forest Lawn Cemetery.” Land for this boulevard was finally acquired in 1916, providing a winding access to Omaha’s highest bluff and connecting Fontenelle Park with Miller Park, via Fontenelle Boulevard.13
While details for Belvedere Boulevard were being finalized, C.W. Martin conceived of the Minne Lusa Boulevard, platting it and promoting it as a part of his development in early 1915. He originally conceived this boulevard in part to connect his development to Florence, hoping to draw residents with businesses in that area as well as downtown Omaha. According to an Omaha Bee article, Minne Lusa Boulevard was going to connect to 2nd Street in Florence. Plans for 2nd Street included widening it into a boulevard at some time in the future.14 In addition to this connection, the boulevard became a design feature of Martin’s development, which he used for promotional purposes and as an anchor for the sale of more expensive lots, which fronted the boulevard.
When the development of the 2nd Street Boulevard did not materialize in the way he envisioned, Martin developed a new plan. With his purchase and development of Florence Field to the north and west of Minne Lusa, he also conceived and laid out Martin Ave.15 This new street connects Minne Lusa Boulevard to Fontenelle Boulevard. Together, Martin Avenue and Minne Lusa Boulevard provide scenic drives through Martin’s most prominent north Omaha developments.
Integrity As inhabited buildings, the residences in Minne Lusa have been maintained and the materials are generally in good condition. The review of integrity therefore focused on the level of historic material that is intact. An examination of the residences in Minne Lusa concluded that there are three major factors in the integrity of the exterior appearance of the buildings. These are siding material, windows and porches. Data on each of these was collected and entered into the common database.
Siding material was classified by its material; Stucco, Clapboard, Brick, Stone, Asbestos, Faux Stone, Vinyl, Steel or Mixed. In several cases, the porches are clad in a material that acts as an accent to the main house, such as a shingled porch on a stucco residence. Homes with original siding material were given a higher level of integrity than those where the siding had been replaced. Then again, homes with vinyl siding were still considered acceptable. In this neighborhood, the form, massing and scale of the individual buildings, and their contribution to the overall streetscape are more significant than the materials and design details. This decision is reinforced by a review of street views of the neighborhood, where repetition of the house form has a larger impact than the alteration of siding material.
Windows were categorized as Historic, Storms, New or Mixed. Historic windows were original, or old enough to be considered historic. Most are traditional double-hung window units, with varying muntin patterns. Storm windows were considered acceptable whether they were historic or new since in both cases they were protecting historic windows. Most were modern milled aluminum combination storm/screen units. New windows were modern replacement window units. Mixed windows were a combination of historic and new windows. In many cases, the residence had received a partial window replacement.
Porches were divided into Historic Porch, Traditional Porch Infill, Non-historic Porch and Non-historic Porch Infill. Historic porches are self-explanatory. Traditional Porch Infill was used to describe porches in-filled from end to end with storm windows and little to no siding or trim so that they generally still appear open; a common historic approach in this area to enclosing the porches for three-season use. Both new and old storm windows were allowed in this category since both preserved the surrounding historic porch material. Non-historic Porches were generally porches replaced with new and incompatible material – such as a new treated wood deck and railing. Non-historic Porch In-fills were porches where the
13 Christine Long and Emily Pettis, Mead and Hunt, Inc “Omaha Parks and Boulevard System” National Register of Historic Places Registration Form. Lincoln, Nebraska: Nebraska State Historical Society, 2013, Section 8 p 11. 14 “Big Land Deal is Brought to Close,” Omaha Bee, April 3, 1915. 15 “Arrange to Link Three Boulevards: Martin Company Plan Wide Circular Driveway Through Hills of Florence Field,” Omaha World-Herald, May 29, 1921, p. 20. 8 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service / National Register of Historic Places Registration Form NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018
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space between the supporting columns had been in-filled with siding. These often have a few small windows centered in the in-filled areas of the porch.
In addition, notes were taken on which residences had received significant additions or other alterations, such as all new exterior doors. Those with substantial additions were discounted as having poor integrity. Changes in the exterior doors were taken into consideration with the other character defining features.
The residences were then ranked on a scale of 1-5, with 5 being the best. There are 140 residences with a rating of 5. These residences are generally perfect; i.e. original siding, historic windows (often covered with storm windows) and historic porches.
There are 189 houses with a ranking of 4. These houses are almost perfect – just 1 minor flaw; they still have their historic siding, but they may have new windows OR their porch may have a traditionally styled infill.
There are 212 houses with a ranking of 3. These houses were still considered acceptable. They typically have 1 major flaw; for example a residence may have new windows, a non-historic porch or porch infill, or non-original siding. Since the focus of this nomination is a set of lower to middle income residences whose primary features are their form, massing, scale and contribution to the streetscape, those with non-historic siding were considered acceptable in this neighborhood.
There are 19 houses with a ranking of 2. The ranking was given to those houses that were constructed after 1945. Although many have excellent integrity, they are considered non-contributing due to their construction after this neighborhood’s period of significance. Although technically the period of significance could be extended to as late as 1963, the vast majority of homes were constructed by 1931. Those constructed after 1945 were most likely not constructed by C.W. Martin and were constructed in ranch and minimal-traditional residential house forms, making them atypical for the neighborhood.
That leaves 148 residences ranked at 1. These residences have at least 2 major character defining features with significant, non-historic alterations; for example, a residence may have vinyl siding and new windows, or asbestos siding and a non- historic porch. Due to their lack of integrity, these homes are considered non-contributing.
Altogether, there are 541 contributing residences out of 707 (76.5%). Of all the residences in the neighborhood, 329 (46.5%) ranked a 4 or 5. The overall impression of the neighborhood is one of good integrity.
Individual Properties See continuation sheets for the following physical information: NeHRSI # Address Year Built (according to the Douglas County Assessor) Style / Form Ranking Status (Contributing / Non-Contributing)
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8. Statement of Significance Areas of Significance Applicable National Register Criteria (Enter categories from instructions.) (Mark “X” in one or more boxes for the criteria qualifying the Community Planning and Development property for National Register listing.) Architecture
X A Property is associated with events that have made a significant contribution to the broad patterns of our history. B Property is associated with the lives of persons significant in our past. X C Property embodies the distinctive characteristics of a type, period, or method of construction or represents the Period of Significance work of a master, or possesses high 1915-1941
artistic values, or represents a significant and distinguishable entity whose components lack individual distinction. D Property has yielded, or is likely to yield Significant Dates information important in prehistory or history.
Criteria Considerations Significant Person (Mark “X” in all the boxes that apply.) (Complete if Criterion B is marked above.)
Property is:
A Owned by a religious institution or used for religious purposes. Cultural Affiliation B Removed from its original location. N/A C A birthplace or a grave. D A cemetery. A reconstructed building, object, or E structure. Architect/Builder F A commemorative property. Martin, Charles W. G Less than 50 years of age or achieved Dodds, Everett S. significance within the past 50 years.
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Statement of Significance Summary Paragraph (Provide a summary paragraph that includes level of significance, applicable criteria, justification for the period of significance, and any applicable criteria considerations.)
The Minne Lusa Residential Historic District is locally significant under Criterion A in the area of Community Planning and Development as an example of a substantial, affordable single-family residential development within the city limits that was platted, developed and constructed by a single firm between 1915 and 1941.
It is also locally significant under Criterion C in the area of Architecture as a collection of moderate income residences in the most popular house forms of the early twentieth century, including local variations on bungalow, craftsman and cube house forms.
Narrative Statement of Significance (Provide at least one paragraph for each area of significance.)
Minne Lusa within the Community Planning and Development of Omaha as a Whole How the Development of Minne Lusa fits into the Physical Development of Omaha How Minne Lusa compares to the development of other areas of Omaha Minne Lusa is locally significant under Criterion A in the area of Community Planning and Development as an example of a substantial, affordable single-family residential development within the city limits in the second decade of the twentieth century. At the time Minne Lusa was surveyed in 1915, the 792 lots of this development were one of the largest single tracts ever platted in Omaha.16 It was more common in the second decade of the twentieth century for additions within the city of Omaha to be limited to several blocks. Larger areas, such as Dundee, Benson and South Omaha were originally developed outside the city limits and later annexed into the city. In 1915, they were comparable or larger in scale than Minne Lusa, and did not focus solely on residential development. Each had at least one commercial area as its central focus. It was not until the 1950s and 60s when large residential subdivisions were developed on the outskirts of Omaha and annexed into the city, that Omaha saw comparable areas of land platted, developed and constructed into single family residences by a single firm on a regular basis.
How Minne Lusa fits into the development of Omaha’s Transportation System Developers like to say that real estate is about three things: location, location, location. Martin certainly selected a favorable location for the Minne Lusa development. Initially, there were two street car lines in the Minne Lusa area. One line was along 24th Street. It connected the southeast corner of Miller Park to the western fringe of downtown Omaha as well as continuing down to South Omaha. The second line ran along 30th Street and connected the entire west side of the development to both downtown Omaha and Florence.17 As the streetcars were replaced by automobiles, both 24th and 30th Streets remained strong vehicular connectors. Today, 24th Street continues to provide a strong link from Minne Lusa all the way south through downtown to South Omaha, while Nebraska State Highway 75 has combined with 30th Street, providing easy access from Minne Lusa to Interstates 80 and 680.
The timing of the development of Minne Lusa coincided with the transition from a reliance on streetcars to the independence inspired by the automobile. In the early years of its development, most homes were built without driveways or garages, as cars were still not affordable for most residents. However, as the price of automobiles dropped and the middle class income rose, more and more white collar workers began to own cars. Curb cuts and garages began to appear in Minne Lusa on a more regular basis, and by the time the development had reached capacity, almost all of the homes featured a drive and garage, including many of those originally constructed without one.
16 “Big Land Deal is Brought to Close,” Omaha Bee, April 3, 1915. 17 This streetcar line ran from the north end of Florence south down 30th Street to Fort Street, where it cut over to 24th Street, which was the western edge of downtown at in the second decade of the twentieth century. See the 1926 Streetcar Route Map in the foldout behind p. 184 in O&CB: Streetcars of Omaha and Council Bluffs, by Richard Orr, 1996. 11 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service / National Register of Historic Places Registration Form NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018
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How Minne Lusa fits into the development of Omaha’s Park System Miller Park, located directly south of Minne Lusa, was established in 1893. Many early city officials could not envision the transformation of this area from a corn field with several deep ravines into a vibrant city park. However, Dr. George L. Miller and nationally renowned H.W.S. Cleveland certainly could. Over the next several years, stands of pines, curvilinear drives and a lagoon with an island appeared, likely from Cleveland’s plans. Slightly later improvements included the Miller Park pavilion constructed in 1908 and one of the city’s oldest golf courses, laid out in 1912. The park also benefited by its location one block off Florence Boulevard. When established in 1895, this boulevard was immediately popular with all types of transportation because of its scenic views of the river valley and its level grade. 18
Thus, when Minne Lusa was established, Miller Park was already well known as a popular recreational destination in Omaha. Like Hanscom and Elmwood Parks, it attracted development around itself. The park’s significance in the development of Minne Lusa is apparent in the presence of the larger cube form residences along Redick Avenue, directly across from the north edge of the park.
How Minne Lusa fits Among Other developments by Martin Most successful developers eventually become known for developing certain types of property of a certain quality level, often in a particular location. The C.W. Martin Company became well known for solid, affordable single family homes surrounding Miller Park.
The C.W. Martin Company began as Norris and Martin in 1909. After dissolving the partnership with William C. Norris, Charles W. Martin struck out on his own in 1912 while Norris took his own brother as a business partner.19 Both continued to develop both speculative houses and larger parcels of land, just as they had done during their partnership. As with most developments then and now, the larger parcels were platted and marketed as distinct areas in Omaha. While Martin kept the parcel sizes within his developments consistent and relatively small in order to keep the sale price down, lot sizes in Norris’s developments varied. Additionally, Martin kept his lot and home prices lower, making them easier to afford at a time when the income of the middle class he was targeting with his developments was growing quickly, but financing a house was still difficult. A typical home mortgage before the 1930s required 50% down, interest payments for 5 years and then a balloon payment of the remaining principal.20
The C.W. Martin Company focused on the development of much of the area surrounding Miller Park before spreading out just north of the Minne Lusa development. The earliest parcel Martin is known to have been associated with became known as the Norwood Addition. Developed in 1910 in partnership with Norris, this plat included 93 lots and spans approximately four blocks north and south along the east side of Miller Park and extends from 21st Street to 24th Street. This includes both sides of Florence Boulevard in this area. The development held lot widths to 44’, although along the east side of Florence Boulevard a number of buyers opted to purchase multiple lots. Martin himself was one such buyer. He built his own home in this subdivision along the east side at 6317 Florence Boulevard. (The home is no longer extant.) In 1914, Martin developed a second well-known addition. Known as Belle Isle, it lies on the south side of Miller Park, extending from Crown Point Ave to Kansas Ave and 24th Street to 27th Street. The 60 lots within this plat are generally 44’x136’. Belle Isle was followed by Minne Lusa, where lots were generally held to similar dimensions. Minne Lusa was a significant leap forward from these smaller developments. Using the power of economy of scale to bring prices down, Martin was able to include such site improvements as sidewalks, sewer mains and water mains in the price of the lots, making them an even better deal for the consumer.21 In turn, Minne Lusa was followed by Florence Field. Platted in August 1923, this development contained 1,100 lots and was the largest single family residential development in Omaha at that time. Although the lots are only a few feet wider than those in Minne Lusa, the development was intended to be more
18 Christine Long and Emily Pettis, Mead and Hunt, Inc “Omaha Parks and Boulevard System” National Register of Historic Places Registration Form. Lincoln, Nebraska: Nebraska State Historical Society, 2013, Section 8 p 7. 19 “William C. Norris, 58, Real Estate Man, Dies.” Omaha World-Herald, Feb 12, 1925, p. 3 20 Gareth Marples, “The History of Home Mortgages – A ‘Dead Pledge’,” September 11, 2008. Accessed September 2013 at http://www.thehistoryof.net/history-of-home-mortgages.html. See also Federal Home Finance Agency Office of Inspector General, “A Brief History Of The Housing Government-Sponsored Enterprises”, self-published, p. 1. 21 Omaha World-Herald, May 16, 1915, p. 4W. (Minne Lusa Ad) 12 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service / National Register of Historic Places Registration Form NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018
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elite than Minne Lusa, targeting a wealthier clientele with the views available from this area and more expensive homes. As a consequence of all these developments, by 1928, Martin was well known as the “father” of the Minne Lusa and Florence Field developments and he had built more than 1,000 homes.22
How the Development of Minne Lusa Fits into Omaha’s Growing Middle Class The Growing Middle Class in the US and Omaha The Industrial Revolution of the late Nineteenth Century changed almost every aspect of daily life. Its inventions altered the way that people earned their living and spent their leisure time, as well as how and where they lived. The majority of Americans began moving into larger cities, drawn by job opportunities and higher wages. By the second decade of the twentieth century however, the City Beautiful Movement and various related reform movements had begun promoting cleaner, healthier living outside a city’s core in large residential districts. At the same time, the economic power of the middle class grew substantially. Mass production took over many of the manual jobs and people moved into white collar work, earning more money in these higher positions and giving them the means to afford a single family home.
Omaha has long been a city of home owners. In 1900, occupants owned 27% of homes in Omaha. Ten years later, this was up to 39%, and by 1920, Omaha stood at 48%. That year, Omaha was ranked fourth in the nation in terms of home ownership.23 Part of this can be attributed to the growing income of the middle class, and the white collar workers of Omaha’s large jobbing market. A December 1913 article in the Omaha World-Herald attributed the success of that year’s home sales to slightly different groups; retired farmers and businessmen moving into the city and newly-weds and apartment dwellers moving into places they could call their own.24 Given the many factors that influence the purchase of a home these classifications likely include members of Omaha’s middle class.
One of the keys to Martin’s success was his promotion of home ownership to Omaha’s growing middle class. He thought through their need for an affordable residence close to occupational, recreational, religious and educational opportunities. In addition, he considered their desire to own their own property, with the same construction quality and many of the features included in grander homes. To meet these criteria, Martin located his development in a place that could provide some of these features, and he worked to keep costs of the development as well as the individual houses as low as he could without sacrificing quality. As described above, Minne Lusa was ideally suited to tap into the existing transportation systems, to use Miller Park as a recreational attraction and to exploit both downtown Omaha and Florence for job opportunities for its residents. Additionally, the land was relatively flat, requiring only minor grading to provide suitable building sites. It was already on two street car lines so that residents would have easy access to work in Omaha’s established downtown wholesaling and manufacturing center without having to maintain a horse or have access to an automobile. Once cars become affordable, garages became a standard feature in the neighborhood. The houses themselves were made affordable in part by repeating plans. In Minne Lusa, the same house can be seen throughout the neighborhood, often with minor modifications so that each house still appears distinct. For example, finish materials on the porches are changed from clap board to stucco to wood shingles, giving the same house a unique appearance each time.
The Residents of Minne Lusa In Minne Lusa, the success of Martin’s marketing campaigns to the growing middle class is apparent in a review of the initial residents. The first owners of residences in a sample area of two platted blocks were analyzed. These blocks were selected based on how well the homes on these lots represented the area as a whole. Blocks 4 and 28 are located away from Redick and Minne Lusa Boulevard, and contain a large percentage of contributing homes, many of which are bungalows. Of the 57 properties researched, 90% were owner-occupied. This confirms that Minne Lusa was seen as a place to personally invest in, not as an investment opportunity where additional income could be generated from rental properties.
The residents themselves were also analyzed. Most were white collar workers in middle management positions. Accountants, Bookkeepers, Buyers, Clerks, Comptrollers, Contractors, Dentists, Department Managers, Engineers, Foremen,
22 “Martin Joins Wolf” Omaha World-Herald, Oct 21, 1928, p. 8D. 23 “Omaha Ranks Fourth as Home Owner City” Omaha World-Herald, December 4, 1921, p. (?)N. 24 “Many Families Have Become Home Owners,” Omaha World-Herald, December 14, 1913, p. 4. 13 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service / National Register of Historic Places Registration Form NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018
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Lawyers, Managers, Mechanics, Small Business Owners, Physicians, Postal Clerks, Salesmen, Secretaries, Stenographers, Travel Agents and Company Vice Presidents fill the neighborhood directory. Together they represent Omaha’s middle class.
An analysis of the initial resident’s length of occupancy shows that while 37% of the first tenants moved out 5 years or less after moving in, 24% stayed longer than 15 years. Two related trends were noted during this analysis. The first was that extended families often moved into the neighborhood; at first living in one house together, and later splitting into nuclear families in homes relatively close to one another. The second was that there are 11 houses in the neighborhood that have been passed from one generation to the next over the last 60 years. The longest has now been in the same family for 92 years. Shorter term residents tended to be salesmen, secretaries, carpenters and contractors; people whose jobs often required them to move. Longer term residents were most often managers, foremen, draftsmen and clerks whose occupations allowed them to put down roots.
Distinctive Characteristics of Local Vernacular House Forms between 1915 and 1941 Minne Lusa is also locally significant under Criterion C in the area of Architecture as a collection of moderate income residences in the most popular house forms of the early twentieth century, including local variations on bungalows, craftsman and cube house forms. A full 90% of the houses in this area were constructed within a 10 year time span, reducing the variations of home forms and styles since the same forms and styles remained popular throughout this decade. Laid out by one developer and constructed by the same builder, it is the consistency of the houses in this neighborhood that is remarkable for an area of this age in Omaha.
The builder, C.W. Martin, touted the affordability of this development. In addition to the savings gained through planning aspects of location and economy of scale discussed earlier, Martin made the homes themselves affordable. He achieved this through the choice of materials allowed in the development, the size of the homes and the form of the homes.
Choice of Affordable Materials Touted in many of Martin’s advertisements for Minne Lusa was the fact that there were no building covenants covering the selection of siding materials. Instead, he encouraged his clients to choose clap board or stucco as more affordable alternatives to brick. Since siding materials are traditionally among the most costly items on a contractor’s materials list, reducing the cost of this item had a significant impact on each home’s construction budget.
Size of the Affordable Home At the beginning of the twentieth century, the average house size in America was between 700 and 1,200 SF, according to the National Association of Home Builders.25 In Minne Lusa, the median house is just above this range at 1,300 SF. Within a footprint of this size, most homes would feature separate living, dining and kitchens, as well as at least two bedrooms and a full bath. The efficiency over many home forms of the previous century was in their smaller room sizes and in the elimination of large hallways, instead allowing most rooms to flow into one another.
Following are three examples that illustrate the range of homes in the neighborhood. At 704 SF, one of the smallest homes in the neighborhood is 2717 Newport. It was completed in 1923 for Charles Martinson, a superintendent at the Universal Millwork Company. This 22’ x 32’ home squeezes in a second story by capturing 8 feet across the width of the house under the tallest portion of the roof. Tucked neatly together in a two-thirds, one-third arrangement, a wide living room and bedroom (formerly a dining room) line one side of the first floor, while along the other a bedroom, bathroom, staircase and kitchen are stacked. An average sized home in the neighborhood is represented by 2418 Titus. Completed in 1922 for photographer Simeon H. Arnold, this 1,100 SF home is slightly deeper than it is wide. The second floor is again long and narrow; an 8 foot wide strip running the width of the house. Split down the center, one side of the first floor contains a sun porch, dining room, kitchen/hall/stair, and a bedroom. Running down the other side, the front porch and living room sit in front of the bathroom and second bedroom. The largest home in the neighborhood is the 2,797 SF residence at 2886 Vane. Completed in 1920, it was originally the home of Lucie C. Harding (aka Mrs. Randall Pollock). In addition to owning and running the Woodmen cafeteria and the Seven Oaks poultry farm, Ms. Harding was the Secretary of the Board of Trade
25 National Association of Home Builders, “Housing Facts, Figures and Trends,” self-published, June 2001. Accessed online September 2013 at http://www.nahb.org/assets/docs/publication/fft2001_8142002101506AM.pdf 14 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service / National Register of Historic Places Registration Form NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018
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and the business manager of the Board of Trade building.26 The home was completed in the craftsman style and features a long, low silhouette, a clipped gable roof, exposed rafter tails and symmetrical facade with porches on both ends. On the interior, the simplicity of the floor plan equals that of many of the smaller homes in the neighborhood. On the ground floor, room after room opens onto the next, without any interior hallway. This floor contains the living room, dining room and kitchen, as well as an open patio and three-season porch. At the top of the central stair connecting the two floors, a short hallway provides access to four bedrooms and a full bathroom on the second floor.
Form of the Affordable Home As architectural styles become popular and are reinterpreted for smaller budgets, details are often lost and elements are reduced to only the most key features. Minne Lusa is a well-kept example of this process. By promoting the most popular house styles of the period, Martin allowed entry-level home owners to feel as if they were obtaining the status that they aspired to. At the same time, his repetition of the same design, his construction of efficient floor plans, his use of minimal detailing and purchase of mass produced materials reduced the original high style architecture to a popular building form.
Within all of his developments, Martin consistently promoted and built bungalow and craftsman house forms as one means of keeping the prices as reasonable as possible. Instead of sacrificing quality, these house forms created savings by eliminating wasted space. They did this by developing a floor plan that opened from room to room, eliminating large hallways. In many cases bedrooms opened directly into the living room or dining room. In other cases, bedrooms opened onto a short hallway that fronted the bathroom that separated them. Additionally, with no domestic staff and assorted modern appliances, the bathrooms and kitchens were reduced to spaces just large enough for a single person to use.
Martin also lowered home prices to an affordable range by simplifying the detailing and purchasing mass produced materials, including trim work, doors and windows. In most cases, elements that would create a strong sense of architectural style were eliminated; leaving the form of the house dominant. To build on previous work in North Omaha, house forms from the book Patterns on the Landscape: Heritage Conservation in North Omaha were used as a basis for identifying residential building forms in the Minne Lusa neighborhood. This book was prepared by the City of Omaha Planning Department in 1984. Locally-published, it devotes one chapter to the identification of architectural styles and forms commonly found in North Omaha. Each classification includes a description of the key features of the building’s form, massing, scale, common architectural details, the frequency with which it was found and the range of dates in which it was commonly constructed in North Omaha. A list of addresses and house forms identified in the Minne Lusa Residential Historic District can be found on the continuation sheets.
Patterns on the Landscape defines six forms of bungalows that underlie those details more commonly known as the bungalow style. These residences are small, low profiled, one to one-and-one-half story homes with wide projecting eaves. All six forms are oriented with the long axis perpendicular to the street. Each is distinct due to the profile of its porch. Those with high integrity commonly exhibit stucco siding with minimal brick accents. Many exhibit minimal Bungalow detailing, while others have a few, select Craftsman or Mission style details. The median house size of this type is 1,158 square feet. When completed, the mapping analysis clearly showed that Minne Lusa is a bungalow-dominant neighborhood. In fact, 375 homes in Minne Lusa fall into one of these six types, which are spread evenly throughout the neighborhood. There are two exceptions to this distribution, Minne Lusa Boulevard and Redick Avenue, where larger homes were constructed.
Identified during site reconnaissance for this nomination, craftsman house forms are also common in Minne Lusa. Again, this house form reflects the massing and scale that are the backbone of this style. While the massing of the bungalow and craftsman house forms is the same, the distinction between the two is their orientation. The craftsman house form has a longer axis parallel to the street. Within Minne Lusa, there are three sub-types of this form based on the building’s footprint. Those with high integrity commonly exhibit a mix of siding materials, including brick, stucco and clapboard. Quite a few have an element or two of Craftsman detailing, while others have more Bungalow inspired details. The median
26 “Many Omaha Women Are Successful Captains of Industry,” Omaha World-Herald, Magazine Section, June 1, 1913, p.1 and “Miss Harding Dies After Successful Business Career”, Omaha World-Herald, Feb 19, 1923, p. 1. 15 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service / National Register of Historic Places Registration Form NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018
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house size of this type in Minne Lusa is 1,216 square feet. Of the 707 homes in the neighborhood, 88 can be classified as one of these three sub-types. Again, these are uniformly disbursed throughout the neighborhood.
The third most common house form in Minne Lusa was the Cube. Patterns on the Landscape defines three cube house forms, the Cube – Classic Box; Cube – Gable Side; and Cube – Gable Front.27 Field work for this nomination identified a fourth, the Cube – Gable – Stick. This is a cube form house with side gable roofs and the addition of one or two large front facing gable dormers. Within the gables of these homes, those with original siding have sticking or half-timbering. With two whole floors, these homes are naturally larger. Those with high integrity are commonly finished in stucco or clapboard. Two are high-style examples of the Prairie Style, while most others are the simple house form with a mix of details inspired from other styles. In Minne Lusa, the median house of this type is 1,557 square feet. Within Minne Lusa, 119 homes are classified as one of these four sub-types. These are most prominently located along Redick Avenue and the south end of Minne Lusa Boulevard, across from Miller Park, with a few examples scattered throughout the rest of the neighborhood.
In addition to house forms, a number of larger residences exhibit a higher level of finish and possess enough detailing to be identified as various architectural styles. Many of these homes are clad in brick. Their architectural styles were identified based on form and style definitions from Virginia Savage McAlester and Lee McAlester’s A Field Guide to American Houses. Common architectural styles identified in Minne Lusa included Colonial Revival (27), Neo-Classical (15), Tudor Revival (12) and Ranch (10). Other than the Neo-Classical homes, which are one-story and have a very small footprint, other homes with enough features to be classified as an architectural style have a median square footage of 1,427.
Everett S. Dodds There are 78 residences in the Minne Lusa Residential Historic District attributed to local architect Everett S. Dodds. Although they could represent the substance of his mid-career work, an evaluation of his work indicates that he did not rise to the level of Master Architect. Although well designed, works attributed to him do not have the sophistication and refinement associated with work at that level. Most could have been built by a skilled craftsman.
Everett S. Dodds was one of eight children born to Dr. Robert M. and Sophie Dodds in Northfield, Minnesota. He received no formal architectural training, instead learning the trade through a series of work experiences. According to his biography in Nebraska: The Land and the People, Dodds began studying architecture in 1906 at age 17 and graduated from high school in 1908.28 He followed this with work as a draftsman at Shippel and Garlach Architects in Mankato, Minnesota, and short stints with architect James C. Stitt in Norfolk, Nebraska and Adams and Kelly Millwork in Omaha, Nebraska.29
Beginning in 1911, Dodds entered into a short partnership with Fred Peterson in the firm Peterson and Dodds Architects, before striking out on his own in 1913. In Omaha, his early career was dominated by his work in residential architecture, specifically in creating affordable house plans for home builders and individuals. He touted himself as a “Specialist in Up- to-Date Residences and Bungalows of the Better Class.” Trade Journals from 1915 and 1919 confirm the affordability of his work, listing a large number of houses in the planning and bidding stages of construction. Most ranged in price from $3,000-$5,000, with the occasional higher-end home. Although most of his work centered in Omaha, plans were designed for locations as far away as Odebolt, Iowa and Kearney, Nebraska. Dodds kept his registration as a Professional Architect active through 1958, the year he passed away.
Dodds’s proliferation in residential architecture is similar to that of Frederick A. Henninger Sr., whose career in Omaha was slightly earlier. The similarity ends there however. Known as “House-A-Day Henninger” for the large number of residential designs he produced, Henninger worked in Omaha from 1896 to 1937. Unlike Dodds, whose work focused on small, affordable homes, most of Henninger Sr’s single-family residential work was large, custom homes in period revival styles for
27 Patterns on the Landscape actually refers to this house type as a Temple 2.5 Story; however, since Minne Lusa does not have any other temple house forms, this form was renamed so that these were classified with house forms that were related and in the neighborhood. 28 It is most likely that these were drafting classes. Addison Erwin Sheldon, A.M. PhD., Editor, Nebraska: The Land and the People, Vol III, Lewis Publishing Co, Chicago, Illinois, 1931, P. 171-172. 29 D. Murphy, “Everett Sherwood Dodds (1889-1958), Architect,” December 20, 2011. Draft of NE SHPO Architect’s Web Page. 16 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service / National Register of Historic Places Registration Form NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018
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prominent Omaha families.30 Also in contrast to Dodds, who completed only a limited number of apartments later in his career, Henninger designed a significant number of multi-family residential buildings throughout his career and these buildings can be seen all across Omaha.31
During his early career, Dodds was published on a regular basis. From 1913 to 1915, he was a regular contributor of house plans to the home builder’s sections in the Sunday editions of both the Omaha World-Herald and the Omaha Bee newspapers. In 1914, his book, Build a Dodds Home, was published. One of Dodds designs was also included in the plan book, Bungalows, Camps and Mountain Houses: 80 Classic American Designs, and his plan for a house at Omaha, Nebraska was published in the November issue of Architecture and Building.32
Dodds’ book, Build a Dodds Home, built on the plans published in the local newspapers as well as introducing new designs. Slightly more than half of the plans in the book are for bungalow and craftsman form homes. Presented among these are plans for cube form homes as well as several revival style homes. Approximately one out of nine homes in Minne Lusa are very similar to the plans presented in this book or are variations on these plans. It is unclear if these variations are a result of C.W. Martin customizing the plans himself, or if Dodds played some role in their customization. Listings in The Construction News September 4, 1915 and in The American Contractor July 19, 1919 do confirm that Dodds provided at least the initial plans for some of Martin’s homes. Home designs in the Minne Lusa Residential Historic District attributed to Dodds include the following:
Hazelmere - p. 6-7 2441 Vane Bungalow Type C 2875 Vane 2744 Bauman 2418 Whitmore 2864 Bauman 2865 Bauman Seymore – p. 10-1133 2739 Newport Cube-Gable-Stick 2876 Newport 6608 N 24 2440 Whitmore 2725 Mary 2718 Whitmore 6615 Minne Lusa *This is very similar to the Kelso on p 28-29 6711 Minne Lusa 7016 Minne Lusa Carlsbad – p. 8-9 2734 Newport Bungalow Type B 2569 Titus 6816 N 24 2565 Vane 2431 Bauman 2865 Vane 2568 Mary 2857 Whitmore 2747 Mary 2565 Newport 2865 Newport 2872 Newport 2873 Newport 6608 Minne Lusa 6805 Minne Lusa
30 Brian Faltinson, Marisa Kosobucki and John Vogel and Dundee-Memorial Park Association, “Dundee/Happy Hollow Historic District,” National Register of Historic Places Registration Form. Lincoln, Nebraska: Nebraska State Historical Society, 2005, Section 8, p. 10 and Omaha City Planning Department Survey List of Historic Property Information. 31 Omaha City Planning Department Survey List of Historic Property Information and National Register of Historic Places Registration Forms for Omaha 32 Both publications were edited by William P. Comstock. 33 This plan seems to be a refined version of the plan Dodds published in the Bee Sept 12, 1915; the houses in Minne Lusa follow the newspaper plan 17 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service / National Register of Historic Places Registration Form NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018
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Woodbine – p. 12-13 6604 Minne Lusa (excellent example) Bungalow Type C *Very similar to Hazelmere p. 6-7 2720 Mary Startford – p.30-31 Irving – p. 14-15 Craftsman Type A Federal Revival 2441 Ida 6866 Minne Lusa 2577 Titus 6903 Minne Lusa 2587 Titus 7005 Minne Lusa 2889 Titus
Dover – p. 18-19 Birchmont – p. 32-33 Minimal Traditional Craftsman Type A 6820 N 24 6804 N 24
Argyle – p. 20-21 Winthrop – p. 34-35 Craftsman Type C Bungalow Type B 2454 Titus 2885 Vane (sim) 2856 Vane 2869 Vane Bristol – p. 36-37 Neo-classical Revival Ludlow – p. 22-23 2417 Newport Tudor Revival 2412 Whitmore 2553 Mary 2421 Vane 6514 Minne Lusa (w/ garage addition) Montrose – p. 38-39 Hale – p. 24-25 Cube – Classic Box Colonial Revival – Gambrel 7020 N 24 (sim) 6619 Minne Lusa 2436 Ida (sim) 7103 Minne Lusa 6605 Minne Lusa (excellent example) 2558 Redick 6815 Minne Lusa 2421 Newport (sim) DelMar – p. 26-27 2552 Newport (sim) Bungalow Type B 2422 Redick (sim) 2747 Bauman 2724 Redick (sim) 2506 Vane 2870 Titus (sim) 2425 Vane (sim) Kelso – p. 28-29 Bungalow Type C Tudor – p. 42-43 2440 Whitmore Tudor Revival 2718 Whitmore 2553 Mary (sim) 2431 Titus (excellent example) 6870 Minne Lusa (sim) 2421 Titus 6514 Minne Lusa (sim) 2426 Mary 2433 Mary 2418 Newport 2876 Newport 2865 Bauman 2864 Bauman 6816 Minne Lusa (excellent example)
18 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service / National Register of Historic Places Registration Form NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018
Minne Lusa Residential Historic District Douglas County, Nebraska Name of Property County and State
As residential work became scarce in the late 1920s, Dodds expanded his work into multi-family housing and schools. During the Great Depression, from 1935-1937 Dodds worked for the Department of the Interior’s P.W.A. Housing Division. He returned to private practice in 1939 and continued to work right up to his death on March 26, 1958.
Individual Properties See continuation sheets for the following historical information: NeHRSI # Address Status (Contributing / Non-Contributing) Original Resident; occupation; length of residency
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Minne Lusa Residential Historic District Douglas County, Nebraska Name of Property County and State
9. Major Bibliographic References
Bibliography (Insert bibliography here – cite the books, articles and other sources used in preparing this form.)
Books Baldwin, Sara Mullin. Who’s Who in Omaha: Biographical Sketches of Men and Women of Achievement. Omaha, Nebraska: R.M. Baldwin Corp., 1928.
Orr, Richard. O&CB: Streetcars of Omaha and Council Bluffs. Omaha, Nebraska: Richard Orr, 1996.
Sheldon, Addison Erwin A.M. PhD., Editor, Nebraska: The Land and the People, Vol III, Lewis Publishing Co, Chicago, Illinois, 1931.
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States. Who’s Who in Omaha 1945-1946. Omaha, Nebraska: Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States, 1946.
Wakeley, Arthur. Omaha: The Gate City. Chicago, Illinois: S.J. Clarke Publishing Co, 1917.
Articles Daly, Janet R. “Early City Planning Efforts in Omaha, 1914-1920.” Nebraska History. V66 Spring 1985, p. 48-73.
Federal Home Finance Agency Office of Inspector General, “A Brief History Of The Housing Government-Sponsored Enterprises”, self-published, undated. Accessed September 2013 at http://fhfaoig.gov/Content/Files/History%20of%20the%20Government%20Sponsored%20Enterprises.pdf
Marples, Gareth. “The History of Home Mortgages – A ‘Dead Pledge’,” September 11, 2008. Accessed September 2013 at http://www.thehistoryof.net/history-of-home-mortgages.html.
Murphy David, “Everett Sherwood Dodds (1889-1958), Architect,” December 20, 2011. Draft of NE SHPO Architect’s Web Page.
National Association of Home Builders, “Housing Facts, Figures and Trends,” self-published, June 2001. Accessed online September 2013 at http://www.nahb.org/assets/docs/publication/fft2001_8142002101506AM.pdf
“Purity of the City’s Water Supply and How it is Attained for Omaha” Omaha Bee, April 5, 1908, p. 4F.
National Register Forms Christine Long and Emily Pettis, Mead and Hunt, Inc “Omaha Parks and Boulevard System” National Register of Historic Places Registration Form. Lincoln, Nebraska: Nebraska State Historical Society, 2013.
Brian Faltinson, Marisa Kosobucki and John Vogel and Dundee-Memorial Park Association, “Dundee/Happy Hollow Historic District,” National Register of Historic Places Registration Form. Lincoln, Nebraska: Nebraska State Historical Society, 2005, Section 8, p. 10 and Omaha City Planning Department Survey List of Historic Property Information.
Maps Baist Real Estate Maps of Omaha, 1918, p. 9 Douglas County Engineers, Plat of Belle Isle, 1914 Douglas County Engineers, Plat of Florence Field, August 20, 1923 Douglas County Engineers, Plat of Minne Lusa, July 20, 1920 Douglas County Engineers, Plat of Norwood Addition, April 21, 1910 20 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service / National Register of Historic Places Registration Form NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018
Minne Lusa Residential Historic District Douglas County, Nebraska Name of Property County and State
Sanborn Maps of Omaha, 1934, p. 275 & 276
Omaha World-Herald Articles 1899 12 17 p. 19 Minne Lusa Station 1913 12 14 p. 4 Many Families Become Home Owners 1915 04 11 p. 8 Minne Lusa Attractions; Bungalows Encouraged 1915 04 21 p. 2 Peterson’s Big Grading Contract, “Minne Lusa” 1915 05 02 p. 8 (Advertisement for Lots) 1915 05 08 p. 5 Minne Lusa Tract Started 1915 05 09 p. W9 (Advertisement for Lots) 1915 05 16 p. W4 (Advertisement for Lots) 1915 05 23 p. A2 (Full Page Advertisement) 1915 10 15 p. E7 (Advertisement) 1915 11 26 p. 4 Charles W. Martin to Build 26 Dwellings at $90,000 22 in Minne Lusa, 4 in Laurelton and Belle Isla additions 1915 11 28 p. W7 (Map of) “Westward Growth” (Advertisement for Dundee) & (Advertisement for Minne Lusa) 1915 12 07 p. 10 Purchase of Two New School Sites Ordered; One from Yates Estate and the Other in the Minne Lusa Addition 1916 01 02 p. X10 (Advertisement); (Bids Let for Paving) 1916 03 16 p. W7 (House for Sale on Ida) 1916 03 20 p. 2 Nearly Sixty Houses in Minne Lusa Already 1917 05 13 p. W8 Martin Builds Twenty-five 1917 05 27 p. N18 Owning Home is a Passion Not Stiffled (Martin Builds 50, plans 50 More) & (Advertisement) 1918 01 26 p. 9 Building Permits (Many by C.W. Martin) 1918 07 11 p. F4 Twenty-seven Homes Built and Sold by Martin & Co. 1919 02 19 p. N11 Ninety-One Houses Now Being Built; Say Omaha Needs 1,000 Houses to Care for Growth; Save Interest on Land by Building at Once Martin & Co. Sales, 1918 Amounted to $385,400 1919 03 08 p. 5 C.W. Martin Co. Buys Land Near Minne Lusa (Parker Estate to be Developed) 1919 10 05 p.N14 Take Minne Lusa Lots Off Market; Build on Them 1921 01 02 p. N7 Year’s Sales in Minne Lusa Exceed $418,000 1921 05 29 p. N20 Arrange to Link Three Boulevards Announce Last of Minne Lusa Sales 1924 02 28 p. 24 (Advertisement for Florence Field development) 1955 07 11 p. 24 City Builder Martin Dies
Previous documentation on file (NPS): Primary location of additional data: preliminary determination of individual listing (36 CFR 67 has been requested) State Historic Preservation Office previously listed in the National Register Other State agency previously determined eligible by the National Register Federal agency designated a National Historic Landmark Local government recorded by Historic American Buildings Survey # University recorded by Historic American Engineering Record # Other (Name of repository) recorded by Historic American Landscape Survey #
Historic Resources Survey Number (if assigned): 21 United States Department of the Interior National Park Service / National Register of Historic Places Registration Form NPS Form 10-900 OMB No. 1024-0018
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10. Geographical Data
Acreage of property 121.6 USGS Quadrangle North Omaha (Use either the UTM system or latitude/longitude coordinates. Delete the other.)
Latitude/Longitude Coordinates Datum if other than WGS84: 1. Latitude 41.323260 Longitude -95.956550 2. Latitude 41.317630 Longitude -95.956550 3. Latitude 41.317580 Longitude -95.946920 4. Latitude 41.323260 Longitude -95.946920 OR UTM References Datum (indicated on USGS map): NAD 1927 or NAD 1983 1. Zone Easting Northing 2. Zone Easting Northing 3. Zone Easting Northing 4. Zone Easting Northing
Verbal Boundary Description (Describe the boundaries of the property.) The Minne Lusa Residential Historic District spans from the western edge of 24th street to the eastern edge of 30th street, and from the northern edge of Redick Avenue to the north edge of the lots on the north side of Vane Street.
Boundary Justification (Explain why the boundaries were selected.) This includes all of the property originally platted as the Minne Lusa Addition.
11. Form Prepared By name/title Jennifer Honebrink, AIA, LEED AP organization Alley Poyner Macchietto Architecture, P.C. date November 2013 street & number 1516 Cuming Street telephone (402) 341-1544 city or town Omaha state NE zip code 68102 email [email protected]
Deed research was provided by Casey Hughes, Tiffany Kelly and Michael Helgerson. Research on the initial residents was provided by Sharon Olson, Beth Richards, Diane Krisor, Rosiland Moore and Matt Baker.
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Minne Lusa Residential Historic District Douglas County, Nebraska Name of Property County and State
Additional Documentation Submit the following items with the completed form:
• Maps: A USGS map or equivalent (7.5 or 15 minute series) indicating the property's location.
• Sketch map for historic districts and properties having large acreage or numerous resources. Key all photographs to map.
• Additional items: (Check with the SHPO for any additional items.)
Photographs Submit clear and descriptive photographs. The size of each image must be 1600x1200 pixels (minimum), 3000x2000 preferred, at 300 ppi (pixels per inch) or larger. Key all photographs to the sketch map. Each photograph must be numbered and that number must correspond to the photograph number on the photo log. For simplicity, the name of the photographer, photo date, etc. may be listed once on the photograph log and doesn’t need to be labeled on every photograph.
Photo Log
Name of Property Minne Lusa Residential Historic District
City or Vicinity Omaha County Douglas State Nebraska
Photographer Jennifer Honebrink Date Photographed
Description of Photograph(s) and number, include description of view indicating direction of camera.
1. Minne Lusa Boulevard looking north from Whitmore 2. Minne Lusa Boulevard looking south from Titus 3. Titus looking West from 24th 4. Vane looking west from between Minne Lusa and 28th 5. Baumann looking east from 30th 6. Reddick looking west between 28th and 30th 7. 2552 Ida (Bungalow Type A) 8. 2562 Newport (Bungalow Type B) 9. 2884 Whitmore (Bungalow Type C) 10. 2502 Vane (Craftsman Type A) 11. 2717 Titus (Craftsman Type B) 12. 2454 Titus (Craftsman Type C) 13. 6719 Minne Lusa Blvd (Cube-Gable-Stick) 14. 6704 Minne Lusa (Cube-Classic Box)
Paperwork Reduction Act Statement: This information is being collected for applications to the National Register of Historic Places to nominate properties for listing or determine eligibility for listing, to list properties, and to amend existing listings. Response to this request is required to obtain a benefit in accordance with the National Historic Preservation Act, as amended (16 U.S.C.460 et seq.). Estimated Burden Statement: Public reporting burden for this form is estimated to average 100 hours per response including time for reviewing instructions, gathering and maintaining data, and completing and reviewing the form. Direct comments regarding this burden estimate or any aspect of this form to the Office of Planning and Performance Management. U.S. Dept. of the Interior, 1849 C. Street, NW, Washington, DC.
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List of Figures
Figure 1: Arial Map highlighting the location of the Minne Lusa Residential Historic District...... 25 Figure 2: Original Plat of Minne Lusa from the Douglas County Nebraska Engineer's Office...... 26 Figure 3: Full Page Ad Map for the Minne Lusa Development placing the development in local context ...... 27 Figure 4: Dates of Construction ...... 28 Figure 5: House Forms ...... 29 Figure 6: Map of Contributing (Red/Dark) and Non-Contributing (White/Light) Resources and Photo Key ...... 30 Figure 7: Early advertisements for the Minne Lusa Development ...... 51 Figure 8: Minne Lusa Residential Historic District Boundary Map ...... 75 Figure 9: Minne Lusa Residential Historic District USGS Boundary Map ...... 76
Figure 8: List of Tables
Table 1: Physical Information for Each Property ...... 31 Table 2: Historic Information for Each Property ...... 52
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Figure 1: Arial Map highlighting the location of the Minne Lusa Residential Historic District. Highlighting by Alley Poyner Macchietto Architecture P.C. (APMA) Dec 2012.
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Figure 2: Original Plat of Minne Lusa from the Douglas County Nebraska Engineer's Office. Obtained online September 2012.
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Figure 3: Map within a full Page Ad for the Minne Lusa Development placing the development in local context. Ad placed by Martin in both the Omaha World Herald and the Omaha Bee in May 1915.
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Figure 4: Dates of Construction Information provided by the Douglas County Assessor’s Office. Graph by Alley Poyner Macchietto Architecture, P.C. (APMA) September 2012.
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Temple Form Bungalow Form Craftsman Form
Worker’s Cottage One Story A A
One Story with Window B B
1 1/2 Story
C C
Gambrel Roof Variation D
Cube Form
E
Gable Front
F
Classic Box
Gable Side
Gable Stick
Figure 5: House Forms Cube Gable Stick and Craftsman House Forms by APMA September 2012. All other house forms as identified by Patterns on the Landscape: Heritage Conservation in North Omaha. NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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4 10
9 1
7
2 11 12 3
13
14 8
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Figure 6: Map of Contributing (Red/Dark) and Non-Contributing (White/Light) Resources and Photo Key Highlighting and Key by APMA November 2013.
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Table 1: Physical Information for Each Property
SITE NUMBER ELIGIBILITY RANK ADDRESS CONST. FORM/STYLE DATE DO09:0243-026 Contributing 5 6502 N 24 St 1930 Craftsman - B DO09:0243-350 Contributing 3 6508 N 24 St 1926 Cube - Classic Box DO09:0243-351 Contributing 4 6512 N 24 St 1920 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-352 Contributing 4 6524 N 24 St 1918 Prairie DO09:0243-353 Contributing 3 6604 N 24 St 1916 Bungalow - A N/A Non-Contributing 1 6608 N 24 St 1920 Cube - Gable - Stick DO09:0243-354 Contributing 4 6612 N 24 St 1922 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-355 Contributing 4 6616 N 24 St 1923 Craftsman - B DO09:0243-356 Contributing 4 6620 N 24 St 1923 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 2 6704 N 24 St 1948 Minimal Traditional N/A Non-Contributing 1 6708 N 24 St 1916 Cube - Gable - Stick DO09:0243-357 Contributing 3 6712 N 24 St 1925 Tudor Revival DO09:0243-358 Contributing 4 6714 N 24 St 1921 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-359 Contributing 4 6720 N 24 St 1921 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-360 Contributing 5 6804 N 24 St 1927 Craftsman - A N/A Non-Contributing 1 6808 N 24 St 1916 Cube - Gable - Stick DO09:0243-361 Contributing 4 6812 N 24 St 1922 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 6816 N 24 St 1916 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-362 Contributing 4 6820 N 24 St 1927 Minimal Traditional DO09:0243-057 Contributing 5 6852 N 24 St 1931 Minimal Traditional DO09:0243-363 Contributing 4 6858 N 24 St 1922 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-364 Contributing 4 6862 N 24 St 1929 Craftsman - A DO09:0243-365 Contributing 5 6866 N 24 St 1926 Cube - Gable - Side DO09:0243-366 Contributing 3 6870 N 24 St 1929 Bungalow - A DO09:0245-229 Contributing 3 6904 N 24 St 1925 Bungalow - D DO09:0245-230 Contributing 4 6906 N 24 St 1923 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-231 Contributing 3 6912 N 24 St 1920 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 6916 N 24 St 1924 Bungalow - B DO09:0245-232 Contributing 4 6918 N 24 St 1923 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-233 Contributing 4 7004 N 24 St 1924 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 7008 N 24 St 1919 Craftsman - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 7012 N 24 St 1923 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 2 7016 N 24 St 1944 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-234 Contributing 3 7020 N 24 St 1924 Cube - Classic Box DO09:0245-028 Contributing 4 7102 N 24 St 1923 Bungalow - C NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ELIGIBILITY RANK ADDRESS CONST. FORM/STYLE DATE N/A Non-Contributing 1 6860 N 28 Av 1930 Other DO09:0243-025 Contributing 4 2411 Bauman Av 1930 Minimal Traditional DO09:0243-023 Non-Contributing 2 2414 Bauman Av 1946 Minimal Traditional DO09:0243-175 Contributing 4 2416 Bauman Av 1924 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-024 Contributing 5 2417 Bauman Av 1916 Cube - Classic Box DO09:0243-146 Contributing 4 2421 Bauman Av 1923 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-022 Contributing 5 2422 Bauman Av 1920 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-145 Contributing 4 2425 Bauman Av 1915 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-174 Contributing 3 2426 Bauman Av 1925 Other N/A Non-Contributing 1 2430 Bauman Av 1920 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-144 Contributing 4 2431 Bauman Av 1916 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-143 Contributing 4 2433 Bauman Av 1920 Minimal Traditional DO09:0243-173 Contributing 4 2434 Bauman Av 1917 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-142 Contributing 3 2437 Bauman Av 1911 Craftsman - B DO09:0243-172 Contributing 4 2438 Bauman Av 1916 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-141 Contributing 5 2441 Bauman Av 1916 Cube - Gable - Side DO09:0243-171 Contributing 3 2442 Bauman Av 1917 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-140 Contributing 3 2445 Bauman Av 1920 Bungalow - B N/A Non-Contributing 1 2446 Bauman Av 1924 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-139 Contributing 4 2447 Bauman Av 1925 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-138 Contributing 3 2449 Bauman Av 1918 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2450 Bauman Av 1915 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-021 Contributing 5 2452 Bauman Av 1933 Minimal Traditional DO09:0243-137 Contributing 3 2551 Bauman Av 1918 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-020 Contributing 4 2552 Bauman Av 1916 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-136 Contributing 3 2557 Bauman Av 1917 Tudor Revival DO09:0243-170 Contributing 3 2558 Bauman Av 1925 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-135 Contributing 4 2561 Bauman Av 1918 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-169 Contributing 3 2562 Bauman Av 1920 Cube - Classic Box N/A Non-Contributing 2 2565 Bauman Av 1957 Ranch N/A Non-Contributing 2 2566 Bauman Av 1946 Minimal Traditional DO09:0243-134 Contributing 4 2569 Bauman Av 1919 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-168 Contributing 4 2570 Bauman Av 1920 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-019 Contributing 5 2573 Bauman Av 1919 Bungalow - A N/A Non-Contributing 1 2574 Bauman Av 1920 Bungalow - A N/A Non-Contributing 1 2578 Bauman Av 1937 Minimal Traditional N/A Non-Contributing 1 2582 Bauman Av 1937 Minimal Traditional NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ELIGIBILITY RANK ADDRESS CONST. FORM/STYLE DATE DO09:0243-018 Contributing 5 2715 Bauman Av 1926 Other N/A Non-Contributing 1 2716 Bauman Av 1925 Cube - Classic Box DO09:0243-133 Contributing 3 2719 Bauman Av 1922 Cube - Gable - Stick DO09:0243-167 Contributing 4 2720 Bauman Av 1922 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-132 Contributing 3 2721 Bauman Av 1923 Minimal Traditional DO09:0243-166 Contributing 5 2724 Bauman Av 1923 Bungalow - D DO09:0243-131 Contributing 3 2725 Bauman Av 1920 Cube - Gable - Side DO09:0243-017 Contributing 4 2728 Bauman Av 1923 Cube - Classic Box DO09:0243-130 Contributing 5 2729 Bauman Av 1919 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-165 Contributing 4 2730 Bauman Av 1919 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-129 Contributing 4 2733 Bauman Av 1923 Craftsman - B DO09:0243-164 Contributing 4 2734 Bauman Av 1919 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-128 Contributing 4 2737 Bauman Av 1925 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-163 Contributing 3 2740 Bauman Av 1919 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-127 Contributing 5 2741 Bauman Av 1922 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-162 Contributing 4 2742 Bauman Av 1925 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-016 Contributing 5 2744 Bauman Av 1922 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-126 Contributing 5 2745 Bauman Av 1916 Cube - Gable - Stick DO09:0243-125 Contributing 5 2747 Bauman Av 1916 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-161 Contributing 5 2752 Bauman Av 1920 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-160 Contributing 4 2756 Bauman Av 1920 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-124 Contributing 4 2851 Bauman Av 1919 Cube - Gable - Side DO09:0243-015 Contributing 3 2852 Bauman Av 1926 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-123 Contributing 5 2855 Bauman Av 1919 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-159 Contributing 4 2856 Bauman Av 1924 Cube - Classic Box DO09:0243-122 Contributing 3 2859 Bauman Av 1919 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-158 Contributing 3 2860 Bauman Av 1916 Cube - Classic Box DO09:0243-121 Contributing 3 2863 Bauman Av 1919 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-157 Contributing 4 2864 Bauman Av 1919 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-120 Contributing 4 2865 Bauman Av 1919 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-014 Contributing 5 2866 Bauman Av 1919 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-119 Contributing 4 2867 Bauman Av 1919 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-156 Contributing 4 2868 Bauman Av 1918 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-118 Contributing 5 2869 Bauman Av 1919 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-155 Contributing 3 2870 Bauman Av 1923 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-117 Contributing 3 2871 Bauman Av 1919 Cube - Gable - Side DO09:0243-154 Contributing 3 2872 Bauman Av 1917 Bungalow - C NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ELIGIBILITY RANK ADDRESS CONST. FORM/STYLE DATE N/A Non-Contributing 1 2873 Bauman Av 1919 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-153 Contributing 4 2874 Bauman Av 1919 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-013 Contributing 5 2875 Bauman Av 1919 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-152 Contributing 5 2876 Bauman Av 1922 Craftsman - B DO09:0243-116 Contributing 4 2877 Bauman Av 1922 Cube - Classic Box DO09:0243-151 Contributing 3 2878 Bauman Av 1916 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-115 Contributing 5 2879 Bauman Av 1916 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-150 Contributing 3 2880 Bauman Av 1917 Bungalow - E DO09:0243-149 Contributing 4 2882 Bauman Av 1920 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-012 Contributing 4 2885 Bauman Av 1917 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-148 Contributing 4 2886 Bauman Av 1916 Cube - Gable - Front DO09:0243-114 Contributing 3 2889 Bauman Av 1917 Tudor Revival DO09:0243-147 Contributing 4 2890 Bauman Av 1923 Colonial Revival - Gambrel DO09:0245-108 Contributing 3 2411 Ida St 1925 Tudor Revival DO09:0245-130 Contributing 4 2414 Ida St 1924 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-107 Contributing 3 2417 Ida St 1941 Neo-Classical Revival DO09:0245-129 Contributing 3 2418 Ida St 1923 Cube - Gable - Side N/A Non-Contributing 1 2421 Ida St 1927 Craftsman - A N/A Non-Contributing 1 2422 Ida St 1925 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2424 Ida St 1925 Colonial Revival - Gambrel N/A Non-Contributing 1 2425 Ida St 1917 Craftsman - B DO09:0245-106 Contributing 4 2429 Ida St 1922 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-128 Contributing 5 2430 Ida St 1923 Colonial Revival - Gambrel N/A Non-Contributing 1 2433 Ida St 1928 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2436 Ida St 1924 Cube - Classic Box DO09:0245-011 Contributing 3 2437 Ida St 1934 Minimal Traditional DO09:0245-012 Contributing 4 2441 Ida St 1924 Craftsman - A DO09:0245-127 Contributing 3 2442 Ida St 1925 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-105 Contributing 4 2445 Ida St 1923 Cube - Gable - Side DO09:0245-013 Contributing 3 2446 Ida St 1923 Colonial Revival - Gambrel N/A Non-Contributing 1 2447 Ida St 1940 Neo-Classical Revival DO09:0245-126 Contributing 3 2448 Ida St 1923 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-104 Contributing 5 2449 Ida St 1918 Bungalow - B DO09:0245-125 Contributing 3 2452 Ida St 1934 Minimal Traditional DO09:0245-103 Contributing 3 2551 Ida St 1923 Cube - Classic Box DO09:0245-124 Contributing 5 2552 Ida St 1918 Bungalow - A DO09:0245-102 Contributing 3 2557 Ida St 1924 Neo-Classical Revival NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ELIGIBILITY RANK ADDRESS CONST. FORM/STYLE DATE DO09:0245-014 Non-Contributing 1 2558 Ida St 1924 Craftsman - B DO09:0245-101 Contributing 4 2561 Ida St 1925 Craftsman - B DO09:0245-123 Contributing 3 2562 Ida St 1923 Bungalow - D DO09:0245-015 Contributing 5 2565 Ida St 1925 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-122 Contributing 3 2566 Ida St 1924 Craftsman - B DO09:0245-016 Contributing 5 2569 Ida St 1926 Craftsman - B DO09:0245-121 Contributing 3 2570 Ida St 1938 Minimal Traditional N/A Non-Contributing 1 2573 Ida St 1925 Other N/A Non-Contributing 1 2574 Ida St 1920 Cube - Classic Box N/A Non-Contributing 1 2577 Ida St 1925 Other DO09:0245-120 Contributing 3 2578 Ida St 1924 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-100 Contributing 3 2581 Ida St 1923 Craftsman - A DO09:0245-119 Contributing 5 2582 Ida St 1920 Bungalow - A N/A Non-Contributing 1 2583 Ida St 1925 Craftsman - A N/A Non-Contributing 1 2585 Ida St 1923 Craftsman - B N/A Non-Contributing 1 2586 Ida St 1922 Colonial Revival DO09:0245-118 Contributing 5 2590 Ida St 1919 Bungalow - A DO09:0245-099 Contributing 4 2591 Ida St 1923 Craftsman - B N/A Non-Contributing 1 2592 Ida St 1924 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-098 Contributing 3 2713 Ida St 1923 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2719 Ida St 1923 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-097 Contributing 3 2721 Ida St 1923 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2725 Ida St 1918 Bungalow - A DO09:0245-096 Contributing 5 2731 Ida St 1918 Bungalow - A N/A Non-Contributing 1 2733 Ida St 1923 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2739 Ida St 1941 Neo-Classical Revival N/A Non-Contributing 2 2743 Ida St 1954 Ranch DO09:0245-117 Contributing 4 2852 Ida St 1921 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-095 Contributing 3 2853 Ida St 1922 Cube - Gable - Stick N/A Non-Contributing 1 2857 Ida St 1925 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-116 Contributing 4 2858 Ida St 1926 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-007 Contributing 3 2861 Ida St 1924 Bungalow - A DO09:0245-115 Contributing 4 2862 Ida St 1923 Bungalow - E DO09:0245-006 Contributing 5 2863 Ida St 1916 Bungalow - A N/A Non-Contributing 1 2865 Ida St 1916 Colonial Revival - Gambrel DO09:0245-005 Contributing 5 2866 Ida St 1922 Bungalow - A N/A Non-Contributing 1 2867 Ida St 1923 Bungalow - A NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ELIGIBILITY RANK ADDRESS CONST. FORM/STYLE DATE DO09:0245-004 Contributing 5 2868 Ida St 1916 Cube - Gable - Front DO09:0245-094 Contributing 4 2869 Ida St 1920 Craftsman - A DO09:0245-114 Contributing 5 2870 Ida St 1916 Craftsman - A DO09:0245-093 Contributing 4 2871 Ida St 1923 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-113 Contributing 3 2872 Ida St 1920 Cube - Gable - Side DO09:0245-092 Contributing 3 2873 Ida St 1924 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2874 Ida St 1916 Cube - Classic Box DO09:0245-091 Contributing 5 2875 Ida St 1916 Bungalow - A N/A Non-Contributing 1 2876 Ida St 1916 Bungalow - B DO09:0245-090 Contributing 4 2877 Ida St 1917 Bungalow - A DO09:0245-089 Contributing 3 2879 Ida St 1920 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2880 Ida St 1916 Temple - B DO09:0245-088 Contributing 5 2881 Ida St 1923 Craftsman - B DO09:0245-112 Contributing 3 2882 Ida St 1920 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-111 Contributing 4 2884 Ida St 1926 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-087 Contributing 3 2885 Ida St 1924 Craftsman - A DO09:0245-110 Contributing 3 2886 Ida St 1923 Craftsman - B DO09:0245-086 Contributing 4 2889 Ida St 1920 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-109 Contributing 3 2890 Ida St 1923 Colonial Revival - Gambrel DO09:0243-262 Contributing 3 2411 Mary St 1925 Bungalow - B N/A Non-Contributing 1 2414 Mary St 1925 Craftsman - B N/A Non-Contributing 1 2418 Mary St 1921 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-261 Contributing 3 2419 Mary St 1922 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-260 Contributing 3 2421 Mary St 1923 Colonial Revival - Gambrel DO09:0243-290 Contributing 3 2422 Mary St 1938 Neo-Classical Revival DO09:0243-259 Contributing 3 2425 Mary St 1918 Cube - Gable - Stick DO09:0243-289 Contributing 4 2426 Mary St 1923 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-258 Contributing 4 2429 Mary St 1921 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 2 2430 Mary St 1953 Ranch DO09:0243-257 Contributing 3 2433 Mary St 1922 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 2 2434 Mary St 1950 Minimal Traditional DO09:0243-256 Contributing 3 2437 Mary St 1922 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-287 Contributing 5 2438 Mary St 1924 Craftsman - A DO09:0243-255 Contributing 4 2441 Mary St 1928 Craftsman - A DO09:0243-286 Contributing 5 2442 Mary St 1919 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-043 Non-Contributing 1 2445 Mary St 1928 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-042 Contributing 5 2446 Mary St 1926 Minimal Traditional NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ELIGIBILITY RANK ADDRESS CONST. FORM/STYLE DATE N/A Non-Contributing 1 2448 Mary St 1920 Bungalow - A N/A Non-Contributing 1 2449 Mary St 1920 Cube - Gable - Side N/A Non-Contributing 1 2451 Mary St 1923 Craftsman - C DO09:0243-285 Contributing 3 2452 Mary St 1920 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-284 Contributing 4 2552 Mary St 1919 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-044 Contributing 5 2553 Mary St 1931 Tudor Revival DO09:0243-254 Contributing 4 2557 Mary St 1938 Minimal Traditional DO09:0243-283 Contributing 3 2558 Mary St 1919 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2560 Mary St 1921 Cube - Classic Box DO09:0243-253 Contributing 3 2561 Mary St 1941 Minimal Traditional DO09:0243-252 Contributing 3 2565 Mary St 1925 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-282 Contributing 3 2566 Mary St 1925 Craftsman - B DO09:0243-045 Contributing 5 2568 Mary St 1917 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-251 Contributing 3 2569 Mary St 1923 Craftsman - B N/A Non-Contributing 1 2572 Mary St 1925 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-250 Contributing 4 2573 Mary St 1920 Bungalow - B N/A Non-Contributing 2 2575 Mary St 1961 Ranch DO09:0243-281 Contributing 5 2576 Mary St 1920 Bungalow - B N/A Non-Contributing 1 2579 Mary St 1917 Cube - Gable - Stick DO09:0243-280 Contributing 5 2582 Mary St 1921 Bungalow - A N/A Non-Contributing 1 2583 Mary St 1916 Craftsman - A DO09:0243-279 Contributing 3 2586 Mary St 1922 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2588 Mary St 1922 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2713 Mary St 1917 Cube - Gable - Stick DO09:0243-278 Contributing 3 2718 Mary St 1924 Craftsman - B DO09:0243-046 Contributing 3 2720 Mary St 1919 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-249 Contributing 3 2721 Mary St 1923 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-248 Contributing 3 2725 Mary St 1920 Cube - Gable - Stick DO09:0243-277 Contributing 4 2726 Mary St 1923 Cube - Classic Box DO09:0243-247 Contributing 4 2729 Mary St 1920 Bungalow - A N/A Non-Contributing 1 2732 Mary St 1922 Craftsman - B N/A Non-Contributing 1 2733 Mary St 1919 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-276 Contributing 4 2736 Mary St 1922 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-047 Contributing 4 2737 Mary St 1919 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-275 Contributing 4 2740 Mary St 1922 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2741 Mary St 1922 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2744 Mary St 1923 Craftsman - B NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ELIGIBILITY RANK ADDRESS CONST. FORM/STYLE DATE N/A Non-Contributing 1 2745 Mary St 1923 Craftsman - B DO09:0243-246 Contributing 5 2747 Mary St 1922 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-274 Contributing 4 2750 Mary St 1922 Bungalow - D DO09:0243-273 Contributing 5 2852 Mary St 1920 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-245 Contributing 3 2853 Mary St 1920 Cube - Classic Box DO09:0243-244 Contributing 4 2857 Mary St 1920 Bungalow - E DO09:0243-272 Contributing 5 2858 Mary St 1924 Craftsman - C DO09:0243-243 Contributing 4 2861 Mary St 1917 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-048 Contributing 5 2862 Mary St 1924 Neo-Classical Revival DO09:0243-242 Contributing 4 2863 Mary St 1918 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-271 Contributing 3 2864 Mary St 1924 Craftsman - A DO09:0243-241 Contributing 4 2865 Mary St 1922 Bungalow - B N/A Non-Contributing 1 2866 Mary St 1922 Other DO09:0243-240 Contributing 3 2867 Mary St 1918 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-270 Contributing 3 2868 Mary St 1918 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-239 Contributing 5 2869 Mary St 1923 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-049 Contributing 5 2870 Mary St 1917 Prarie N/A Non-Contributing 1 2871 Mary St 1923 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-269 Contributing 4 2872 Mary St 1921 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-238 Contributing 3 2873 Mary St 1925 Craftsman - B DO09:0243-050 Contributing 5 2874 Mary St 1916 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-237 Contributing 3 2875 Mary St 1922 Cube - Classic Box DO09:0243-268 Contributing 5 2876 Mary St 1916 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-267 Contributing 5 2877 Mary St 1919 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2878 Mary St 1922 Bungalow - B N/A Non-Contributing 1 2879 Mary St 1918 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-266 Contributing 3 2880 Mary St 1920 Cube - Classic Box DO09:0243-236 Contributing 4 2881 Mary St 1918 Prairie DO09:0243-265 Contributing 3 2882 Mary St 1916 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-264 Contributing 5 2884 Mary St 1916 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-235 Contributing 4 2885 Mary St 1924 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-234 Contributing 4 2887 Mary St 1924 Craftsman - B DO09:0243-263 Contributing 4 2890 Mary St 1919 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-096 Contributing 3 6514 Minne Lusa Bd 1931 Tudor Revival DO09:0243-095 Contributing 3 6520 Minne Lusa Bd 1920 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-059 Contributing 4 6601 Minne Lusa Bd 1923 Cube - Gable - Stick DO09:0243-094 Contributing 3 6604 Minne Lusa Bd 1920 Bungalow - C NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ELIGIBILITY RANK ADDRESS CONST. FORM/STYLE DATE DO09:0243-060 Contributing 5 6605 Minne Lusa Bd 1923 Cube - Classic Box DO09:0243-094 Non-Contributing 1 6608 Minne Lusa Bd 1920 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-061 Contributing 4 6611 Minne Lusa Bd 1924 Cube - Classic Box DO09:0243-093 Non-Contributing 1 6614 Minne Lusa Bd 1920 Other DO09:0243-062 Contributing 4 6615 Minne Lusa Bd 1922 Cube - Gable - Stick DO09:0243-092 Non-Contributing 1 6616 Minne Lusa Bd 1922 Other DO09:0243-063 Contributing 5 6619 Minne Lusa Bd 1923 Colonial Revival - Gambrel DO09:0243-064 Contributing 5 6703 Minne Lusa Bd 1925 Colonial Revival - Gambrel DO09:0243-036 Contributing 5 6704 Minne Lusa Bd 1923 Cube - Classic Box DO09:0243-090 Contributing 5 6708 Minne Lusa Bd 1923 Neo-Classical Revival DO09:0243-065 Contributing 5 6711 Minne Lusa Bd 1920 Cube - Gable - Stick DO09:0243-089 Contributing 5 6712 Minne Lusa Bd 1923 Cube - Gable - Front DO09:0243-088 Contributing 3 6716 Minne Lusa Bd 1926 Minimal Traditional DO09:0243-087 Contributing 4 6718 Minne Lusa Bd 1917 Mission DO09:0243-066 Contributing 4 6719 Minne Lusa Bd 1923 Cube - Gable - Stick DO09:0243-067 Contributing 4 6803 Minne Lusa Bd 1920 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-086 Contributing 5 6804 Minne Lusa Bd 1925 Colonial Revival DO09:0243-068 Contributing 5 6805 Minne Lusa Bd 1924 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-085 Contributing 5 6808 Minne Lusa Bd 1923 Other DO09:0243-069 Contributing 3 6811 Minne Lusa Bd 1925 Colonial Revival - Gambrel DO09:0243-084 Contributing 4 6812 Minne Lusa Bd 1921 Cube - Classic Box DO09:0243-070 Contributing 3 6815 Minne Lusa Bd 1924 Cube - Classic Box DO09:0243-083 Contributing 3 6816 Minne Lusa Bd 1920 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-071 Contributing 4 6819 Minne Lusa Bd 1927 Minimal Traditional DO09:0243-082 Non-Contributing 2 6820 Minne Lusa Bd 1948 Ranch DO09:0243-072 Contributing 4 6851 Minne Lusa Bd 1922 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-081 Non-Contributing 1 6854 Minne Lusa Bd 1920 Cube - Gable - Side DO09:0243-073 Contributing 3 6855 Minne Lusa Bd 1929 Craftsman DO09:0243-080 Contributing 4 6858 Minne Lusa Bd 1925 Craftsman - B DO09:0243-074 Contributing 3 6859 Minne Lusa Bd 1924 Craftsman - B DO09:0243-079 Contributing 4 6862 Minne Lusa Bd 1924 Craftsman - B DO09:0243-075 Non-Contributing 1 6865 Minne Lusa Bd 1924 Craftsman - B DO09:0243-078 Non-Contributing 1 6866 Minne Lusa Bd 1924 Colonial Revival DO09:0243-076 Contributing 4 6869 Minne Lusa Bd 1923 Craftsman DO09:0243-077 Contributing 5 6870 Minne Lusa Bd 1925 Tudor Revival DO09:0245-029 Contributing 5 6903 Minne Lusa Bd 1923 Colonial Revival DO09:0245-030 Non-Contributing 1 6909 Minne Lusa Bd 1925 Colonial Revival - Gambrel NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ELIGIBILITY RANK ADDRESS CONST. FORM/STYLE DATE DO09:0245-031 Contributing 5 6911 Minne Lusa Bd 1928 Minimal Traditional DO09:0245-032 Contributing 5 6915 Minne Lusa Bd 1928 Tudor Reival DO09:0245-033 Contributing 5 6919 Minne Lusa Bd 1925 Cube - Gable - Side DO09:0245-034 Contributing 3 7001 Minne Lusa Bd 1925 Bungalow - B DO09:0245-045 Non-Contributing 1 7002 Minne Lusa Bd 1920 Craftsman DO09:0245-035 Contributing 3 7005 Minne Lusa Bd 1925 Colonial Revival DO09:0245-044 Non-Contributing 1 7008 Minne Lusa Bd 1920 Other DO09:0245-036 Contributing 3 7009 Minne Lusa Bd 1925 Tudor Revival DO09:0245-043 Contributing 3 7012 Minne Lusa Bd 1920 Craftsman - A DO09:0245-037 Contributing 5 7015 Minne Lusa Bd 1925 Cube - Classic Box DO09:0245-042 Contributing 3 7016 Minne Lusa Bd 1919 Cube - Gable - Stick DO09:0245-038 Contributing 5 7019 Minne Lusa Bd 1926 Temple-Gambrel DO09:0245-041 Contributing 3 7020 Minne Lusa Bd 1919 Temple-Gambrel DO09:0245-039 Contributing 4 7103 Minne Lusa Bd 1928 Colonial Revival - Gambrel DO09:0243-205 Contributing 3 2411 Newport Av 1930 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-041 Contributing 5 2416 Newport Av 1917 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-039 Contributing 3 2417 Newport Av 1925 Neo-Classical Revival DO09:0243-040 Contributing 5 2418 Newport Av 1920 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-204 Contributing 3 2421 Newport Av 1919 Cube - Classic Box DO09:0243-233 Contributing 4 2424 Newport Av 1917 Cube - Gable - Side DO09:0243-232 Contributing 4 2426 Newport Av 1919 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-038 Contributing 3 2427 Newport Av 1917 Cube - Gable - Stick DO09:0243-203 Contributing 3 2429 Newport Av 1917 Craftsman - C DO09:0243-231 Contributing 3 2430 Newport Av 1917 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-202 Contributing 4 2433 Newport Av 1919 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-230 Contributing 4 2434 Newport Av 1923 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-201 Contributing 4 2437 Newport Av 1928 Bungalow - A N/A Non-Contributing 1 2438 Newport Av 1923 Craftsman - C DO09:0243-229 Contributing 4 2440 Newport Av 1916 Bungalow - B N/A Non-Contributing 2 2443 Newport Av 1950 Ranch DO09:0243-228 Contributing 4 2450 Newport Av 1922 Craftsman - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2452 Newport Av 1917 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-200 Contributing 5 2453 Newport Av 1920 Cube - Gable - Side DO09:0243-227 Contributing 5 2552 Newport Av 1922 Cube - Classic Box DO09:0243-199 Contributing 3 2553 Newport Av 1921 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-198 Contributing 3 2555 Newport Av 1925 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-226 Contributing 3 2560 Newport Av 1923 Bungalow - C NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ELIGIBILITY RANK ADDRESS CONST. FORM/STYLE DATE DO09:0243-197 Contributing 3 2561 Newport Av 1924 Craftsman - B DO09:0243-225 Contributing 5 2562 Newport Av 1916 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-037 Contributing 5 2565 Newport Av 1919 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-196 Contributing 5 2569 Newport Av 1921 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-224 Contributing 3 2570 Newport Av 1919 Craftsman DO09:0243-195 Contributing 4 2571 Newport Av 1918 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-223 Contributing 3 2574 Newport Av 1923 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-194 Contributing 4 2575 Newport Av 1921 Craftsman - C DO09:0243-222 Contributing 3 2578 Newport Av 1922 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-193 Contributing 3 2581 Newport Av 1921 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-221 Contributing 3 2582 Newport Av 1920 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-035 Contributing 4 2711 Newport Av 1925 Tudor Revival DO09:0243-220 Contributing 3 2714 Newport Av 1923 Craftsman - B DO09:0243-192 Contributing 4 2717 Newport Av 1923 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-219 Contributing 4 2720 Newport Av 1918 Cube - Gable - Stick DO09:0243-191 Contributing 3 2721 Newport Av 1922 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-190 Contributing 4 2723 Newport Av 1917 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-218 Contributing 3 2724 Newport Av 1922 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-217 Contributing 4 2726 Newport Av 1920 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-189 Contributing 3 2727 Newport Av 1921 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-216 Contributing 3 2730 Newport Av 1924 Craftsman - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2733 Newport Av 1916 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-034 Contributing 3 2734 Newport Av 1920 Cube - Gable - Stick N/A Non-Contributing 1 2735 Newport Av 1916 Cube - Classic Box N/A Non-Contributing 1 2738 Newport Av 1919 Cube - Gable - Side DO09:0243-188 Contributing 5 2739 Newport Av 1919 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2740 Newport Av 1924 Craftsman - C DO09:0243-187 Contributing 4 2741 Newport Av 1923 Bungalow - E N/A Non-Contributing 1 2742 Newport Av 1917 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-216 Contributing 3 2744 Newport Av 1924 Bungalow - A N/A Non-Contributing 1 2747 Newport Av 1925 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-215 Contributing 5 2750 Newport Av 1922 Craftsman - B DO09:0243-186 Contributing 5 2753 Newport Av 1922 Neo-Classical Revival DO09:0243-033 Contributing 4 2853 Newport Av 1919 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-214 Contributing 4 2854 Newport Av 1917 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-185 Contributing 4 2855 Newport Av 1923 Craftsman - B DO09:0243-032 Contributing 5 2858 Newport Av 1918 Cube - Gable - Front NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ELIGIBILITY RANK ADDRESS CONST. FORM/STYLE DATE DO09:0243-031 Contributing 4 2859 Newport Av 1922 Craftsman DO09:0243-184 Contributing 4 2861 Newport Av 1917 Cube - Gable - Side DO09:0243-213 Contributing 4 2862 Newport Av 1916 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-212 Contributing 3 2864 Newport Av 1920 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-183 Contributing 5 2865 Newport Av 1920 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-211 Contributing 4 2866 Newport Av 1916 Cube - Classic Box DO09:0243-182 Contributing 3 2867 Newport Av 1925 Colonial Revival DO09:0243-030 Contributing 4 2868 Newport Av 1920 Cube - Classic Box N/A Non-Contributing 1 2869 Newport Av 1941 Minimal Traditional DO09:0243-029 Contributing 5 2870 Newport Av 1916 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-027 Contributing 5 2871 Newport Av 1916 Cube - Classic Box DO09:0243-028 Contributing 5 2872 Newport Av 1916 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-181 Contributing 3 2873 Newport Av 1917 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-210 Contributing 5 2874 Newport Av 1916 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-180 Contributing 3 2875 Newport Av 1922 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-209 Contributing 5 2876 Newport Av 1921 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-179 Contributing 3 2877 Newport Av 1917 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-208 Contributing 3 2878 Newport Av 1921 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-178 Contributing 3 2879 Newport Av 1918 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-177 Contributing 3 2881 Newport Av 1925 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-207 Contributing 3 2882 Newport Av 1924 Craftsman - C DO09:0243-176 Contributing 5 2883 Newport Av 1917 Craftsman DO09:0243-206 Contributing 4 2884 Newport Av 1916 Craftsman - B N/A Non-Contributing 1 2889 Newport Av 1918 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-113 Contributing 5 2414 Redick Av 1923 Other DO09:0243-001 Contributing 5 2418 Redick Av 1924 Colonial Revival - Gambrel DO09:0243-112 Contributing 4 2422 Redick Av 1923 Cube - Classic Box N/A Non-Contributing 1 2426 Redick Av 1923 Cube - Gable - Side N/A Non-Contributing 1 2430 Redick Av 1923 Colonial Revival - Gambrel N/A Non-Contributing 1 2436 Redick Av 1918 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-111 Contributing 4 2440 Redick Av 1918 Cube - Gable - Side DO09:0243-110 Contributing 3 2444 Redick Av 1918 Cube - Classic Box DO09:0243-109 Contributing 3 2446 Redick Av 1919 Cube - Classic Box N/A Non-Contributing 2 2452 Redick Av 1951 Ranch DO09:0243-108 Contributing 3 2554 Redick Av 1919 Cube - Gable - Side N/A Non-Contributing 1 2558 Redick Av 1920 Colonial Revival - Gambrel DO09:0243-106 Contributing 3 2562 Redick Av 1919 Bungalow - E NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ELIGIBILITY RANK ADDRESS CONST. FORM/STYLE DATE N/A Non-Contributing 1 2566 Redick Av 1918 Cube - Classic Box N/A Non-Contributing 1 2570 Redick Av 1924 Cube - Gable - Side DO09:0243-058 Non-Contributing 1 2582 Redick Av 0 Other DO09:0243-002 Contributing 4 2708 Redick Av 1941 Minimal Traditional DO09:0243-105 Contributing 4 2712 Redick Av 1920 Cube - Gable - Side DO09:0243-104 Contributing 3 2716 Redick Av 1917 Cube - Gable - Side DO09:0243-103 Contributing 4 2724 Redick Av 1919 Cube - Classic Box DO09:0243-003 Contributing 4 2728 Redick Av 1920 Cube - Gable - Side DO09:0243-004 Contributing 4 2730 Redick Av 1917 Cube - Gable - Stick DO09:0243-005 Contributing 4 2736 Redick Av 1921 Cube - Classic Box N/A Non-Contributing 1 2740 Redick Av 1919 Cube - Gable - Side DO09:0243-102 Contributing 3 2744 Redick Av 1919 Cube - Gable - Side DO09:0243-101 Contributing 4 2748 Redick Av 1919 Cube - Classic Box DO09:0243-100 Contributing 3 2750 Redick Av 1919 Cube - Gable - Side DO09:0243-099 Contributing 3 2854 Redick Av 1923 Cube - Classic Box N/A Non-Contributing 1 2858 Redick Av 1917 Cube - Gable - Side N/A Non-Contributing 1 2862 Redick Av 1923 Colonial Revival DO09:0243-099 Contributing 5 2866 Redick Av 1916 Cube - Gable - Front DO09:0243-006 Non-Contributing 2 2868 Redick Av 1948 Minimal Traditional DO09:0243-007 Contributing 5 2872 Redick Av 1918 Cube - Gable - Front DO09:0243-008 Non-Contributing 1 2874 Redick Av 1916 Cube - Gable - Side N/A Non-Contributing 1 2876 Redick Av 1919 Cube - Gable - Side DO09:0243-009 Contributing 4 2878 Redick Av 1922 Cube - Classic Box DO09:0243-010 Contributing 4 2880 Redick Av 1920 Cube - Gable - Side DO09:0243-097 Contributing 4 2884 Redick Av 1922 Cube - Gable - Front DO09:0243-011 Contributing 5 2888 Redick Av 1924 Cube - Classic Box DO09:0243-316 Contributing 4 2413 Titus Av 1919 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-349 Contributing 5 2414 Titus Av 1940 Neo-Classical Revival N/A Non-Contributing 2 2415 Titus Av 1946 Other DO09:0243-348 Contributing 5 2418 Titus Av 1922 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 2 2420 Titus Av 1954 Ranch DO09:0243-315 Contributing 4 2421 Titus Av 1922 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-347 Contributing 3 2426 Titus Av 1925 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-314 Contributing 3 2427 Titus Av 1916 Cube - Gable - Front DO09:0243-313 Contributing 5 2431 Titus Av 1923 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-346 Contributing 3 2432 Titus Av 1925 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-312 Contributing 4 2433 Titus Av 1920 Cube - Gable - Side NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ELIGIBILITY RANK ADDRESS CONST. FORM/STYLE DATE DO09:0243-345 Contributing 3 2434 Titus Av 1918 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-056 Non-Contributing 1 2437 Titus Av 1919 Craftsman - B DO09:0243-344 Contributing 5 2438 Titus Av 1918 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2441 Titus Av 1924 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-054 Contributing 3 2442 Titus Av 1918 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-343 Contributing 4 2444 Titus Av 1925 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-055 Contributing 4 2445 Titus Av 1918 Cube - Gable - Side DO09:0243-311 Contributing 3 2447 Titus Av 1922 Craftsman - B DO09:0243-342 Contributing 3 2448 Titus Av 1925 Craftsman - B DO09:0243-310 Contributing 3 2449 Titus Av 1923 Colonial Revival - Gambrel DO09:0243-341 Contributing 5 2454 Titus Av 1926 Craftsman - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2551 Titus Av 1916 Cube - Gable - Side N/A Non-Contributing 1 2555 Titus Av 1941 Minimal Traditional DO09:0243-340 Contributing 5 2558 Titus Av 1920 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2561 Titus Av 1940 Minimal Traditional DO09:0243-339 Contributing 3 2562 Titus Av 1924 Craftsman - C DO09:0243-338 Contributing 5 2566 Titus Av 1920 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-309 Contributing 3 2569 Titus Av 1919 Cube - Gable - Stick DO09:0243-337 Contributing 4 2570 Titus Av 1922 Cube - Gable - Side DO09:0243-336 Contributing 5 2572 Titus Av 1922 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-308 Contributing 5 2573 Titus Av 1925 Tudor Revival DO09:0243-335 Contributing 4 2576 Titus Av 1923 Bungalow - E N/A Non-Contributing 1 2577 Titus Av 1924 Craftsman - A DO09:0243-334 Contributing 4 2578 Titus Av 1920 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-307 Contributing 4 2581 Titus Av 1924 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-333 Contributing 4 2584 Titus Av 1920 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-053 Contributing 5 2585 Titus Av 1920 Colonial Revival - Gambrel DO09:0243-332 Contributing 4 2586 Titus Av 1923 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2587 Titus Av 1919 Craftsman - A N/A Non-Contributing 1 2588 Titus Av 1922 Craftsman - B DO09:0243-052 Contributing 5 2714 Titus Av 1922 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-306 Contributing 3 2715 Titus Av 1917 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-305 Contributing 5 2717 Titus Av 1925 Craftsman - B N/A Non-Contributing 1 2718 Titus Av 1922 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-304 Contributing 4 2721 Titus Av 1920 Bungalow - A N/A Non-Contributing 1 2722 Titus Av 1939 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-303 Contributing 5 2725 Titus Av 1920 Bungalow - A NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ELIGIBILITY RANK ADDRESS CONST. FORM/STYLE DATE DO09:0243-331 Contributing 3 2728 Titus Av 1939 Bungalow - D DO09:0243-330 Contributing 3 2730 Titus Av 1924 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2731 Titus Av 1920 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-329 Contributing 3 2734 Titus Av 1925 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-302 Contributing 3 2735 Titus Av 1920 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-328 Contributing 4 2740 Titus Av 1919 Bungalow - D DO09:0243-301 Contributing 4 2741 Titus Av 1922 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-300 Contributing 5 2743 Titus Av 1922 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-327 Contributing 4 2744 Titus Av 1917 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-299 Contributing 3 2853 Titus Av 1922 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-298 Contributing 5 2857 Titus Av 1927 Tudor Revival DO09:0243-326 Contributing 4 2858 Titus Av 1922 Cube - Classic Box DO09:0243-297 Contributing 3 2861 Titus Av 1927 Cube - Gable - Front DO09:0243-325 Contributing 3 2862 Titus Av 1916 Bungalow - B N/A Non-Contributing 1 2863 Titus Av 1923 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-324 Contributing 3 2864 Titus Av 1921 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-296 Contributing 4 2865 Titus Av 1928 Craftsman - A DO09:0243-323 Contributing 3 2866 Titus Av 1924 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-051 Contributing 5 2867 Titus Av 1924 Bungalow - A DO09:0243-322 Contributing 3 2868 Titus Av 1922 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-295 Contributing 3 2869 Titus Av 1924 Bungalow - E DO09:0243-321 Contributing 3 2870 Titus Av 1918 Cube - Classic Box DO09:0243-294 Contributing 4 2871 Titus Av 1923 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2872 Titus Av 1924 Neo-Classical Revival DO09:0243-293 Contributing 3 2873 Titus Av 1923 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-320 Contributing 3 2874 Titus Av 1922 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2876 Titus Av 1918 Bungalow - D DO09:0243-292 Contributing 3 2877 Titus Av 1918 Bungalow - B DO09:0243-319 Contributing 4 2878 Titus Av 1919 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-291 Contributing 4 2879 Titus Av 1920 Bungalow - A N/A Non-Contributing 1 2880 Titus Av 1924 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-318 Contributing 5 2882 Titus Av 1923 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2883 Titus Av 1925 Bungalow - C DO09:0243-317 Contributing 4 2884 Titus Av 1922 Craftsman - B N/A Non-Contributing 1 2889 Titus Av 1924 Craftsman - A DO09:0245-027 Contributing 3 2412 Vane St 1923 Craftsman DO09:0245-206 Contributing 4 2413 Vane St 1926 Bungalow - C NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ELIGIBILITY RANK ADDRESS CONST. FORM/STYLE DATE DO09:0245-205 Contributing 4 2415 Vane St 1924 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2416 Vane St 1923 Cube - Gable - Side DO09:0245-204 Contributing 3 2421 Vane St 1924 Neo-Classical Revival N/A Non-Contributing 1 2425 Vane St 1923 Cube - Classic Box DO09:0245-203 Contributing 3 2427 Vane St 1926 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-228 Contributing 4 2432 Vane St 1920 Craftsman N/A Non-Contributing 1 2433 Vane St 1924 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2437 Vane St 1923 Cube - Gable - Side DO09:0245-202 Contributing 3 2441 Vane St 1917 Bungalow - B DO09:0245-201 Contributing 3 2447 Vane St 1924 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-227 Contributing 5 2502 Vane St 1916 Craftsman -A N/A Non-Contributing 1 2506 Vane St 1917 Bungalow - B N/A Non-Contributing 1 2515 Vane St 1925 Neo-Classical Revival DO09:0245-026 Contributing 5 2516 Vane St 1921 Craftsman - B DO09:0245-226 Contributing 3 2524 Vane St 1920 Other N/A Non-Contributing 1 2553 Vane St 1925 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2556 Vane St 1924 Other DO09:0245-025 Contributing 4 2557 Vane St 1925 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-225 Contributing 4 2560 Vane St 1924 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-200 Contributing 4 2561 Vane St 1920 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-224 Contributing 4 2564 Vane St 1924 Bungalow - D DO09:0245-199 Contributing 3 2565 Vane St 1919 Cube - Gable - Stick DO09:0245-223 Contributing 4 2568 Vane St 1924 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2569 Vane St 1926 Neo-Classical Revival DO09:0245-222 Contributing 3 2570 Vane St 1923 Bungalow - E DO09:0245-024 Contributing 4 2572 Vane St 1918 Bungalow - A DO09:0245-198 Contributing 5 2573 Vane St 1919 Bungalow - A N/A Non-Contributing 1 2577 Vane St 1923 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-221 Contributing 3 2578 Vane St 1924 Bungalow - E N/A Non-Contributing 1 2581 Vane St 1926 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2582 Vane St 1917 Bungalow - A N/A Non-Contributing 1 2585 Vane St 1924 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2588 Vane St 1924 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2590 Vane St 1925 Bungalow - D DO09:0245-040 Contributing 4 2708 Vane St 1926 Ranch DO09:0245-220 Contributing 3 2714 Vane St 1925 Craftsman - B DO09:0245-197 Contributing 4 2715 Vane St 1917 Craftsman - A NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ELIGIBILITY RANK ADDRESS CONST. FORM/STYLE DATE DO09:0245-219 Contributing 3 2718 Vane St 1923 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-196 Contributing 3 2719 Vane St 1924 Craftsman - B DO09:0245-195 Contributing 3 2721 Vane St 1923 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2722 Vane St 1922 Bungalow - E DO09:0245-218 Contributing 3 2724 Vane St 1919 Bungalow - D DO09:0245-217 Contributing 5 2726 Vane St 1919 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-194 Contributing 3 2729 Vane St 1925 Bungalow - A DO09:0245-216 Contributing 5 2730 Vane St 1920 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-193 Contributing 5 2731 Vane St 1919 Bungalow - A DO09:0245-215 Contributing 3 2734 Vane St 1923 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2735 Vane St 1923 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-214 Contributing 4 2738 Vane St 1920 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2739 Vane St 1922 Bungalow - E DO09:0245-213 Contributing 5 2742 Vane St 1922 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2745 Vane St 1924 Colonial Revival - Gambrel DO09:0245-192 Contributing 3 2747 Vane St 1920 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-212 Contributing 4 2748 Vane St 1919 Bungalow - B DO09:0245-191 Contributing 5 2751 Vane St 1919 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-211 Contributing 5 2752 Vane St 1919 Craftsman - C DO09:0245-023 Contributing 4 2853 Vane St 1923 Colonial Revival - Gambrel DO09:0245-022 Contributing 5 2856 Vane St 1900 Craftsman - C DO09:0245-190 Contributing 4 2857 Vane St 1920 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-189 Contributing 3 2859 Vane St 1920 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-188 Contributing 4 2863 Vane St 1920 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2865 Vane St 1917 Cube - Gable - Stick DO09:0245-210 Contributing 3 2866 Vane St 1925 Craftsman - A DO09:0245-187 Contributing 4 2867 Vane St 1925 Cube - Gable - Side DO09:0245-021 Contributing 5 2868 Vane St 1919 Bungalow - A DO09:0245-186 Contributing 3 2869 Vane St 1924 Craftsman - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2870 Vane St 1916 Cube - Classic Box DO09:0245-185 Contributing 3 2871 Vane St 1925 Bungalow - D DO09:0245-209 Contributing 4 2872 Vane St 1924 Cube - Classic Box DO09:0245-020 Contributing 5 2873 Vane St 1924 Bungalow - A DO09:0245-208 Contributing 3 2874 Vane St 1925 Bungalow - D DO09:0245-019 Contributing 5 2875 Vane St 1920 Bungalow - B DO09:0245-207 Contributing 5 2876 Vane St 1925 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-184 Contributing 3 2877 Vane St 1920 Bungalow - B NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ELIGIBILITY RANK ADDRESS CONST. FORM/STYLE DATE N/A Non-Contributing 1 2879 Vane St 1919 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-183 Contributing 4 2881 Vane St 1923 Bungalow - A DO09:0245-182 Contributing 5 2885 Vane St 1922 Bungalow - B DO09:0245-002 Contributing 5 2886 Vane St 1920 Craftsman DO09:0245-154 Contributing 3 2411 Whitmore St 1926 Craftsman - C DO09:0245-181 Contributing 3 2412 Whitmore St 1925 Neo-Classical Revival DO09:0245-180 Contributing 4 2418 Whitmore St 1922 Bungalow - B DO09:0245-153 Contributing 3 2419 Whitmore St 1923 Bungalow - B DO09:0245-152 Contributing 5 2421 Whitmore St 1924 Bungalow - B N/A Non-Contributing 1 2422 Whitmore St 1924 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-151 Contributing 3 2423 Whitmore St 1924 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2426 Whitmore St 1929 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-179 Contributing 4 2428 Whitmore St 1922 Bungalow - E DO09:0245-150 Contributing 3 2429 Whitmore St 1924 Bungalow - B DO09:0245-010 Contributing 4 2433 Whitmore St 1939 Minimal Traditional DO09:0245-178 Contributing 3 2436 Whitmore St 1918 Bungalow - A DO09:0245-149 Contributing 5 2437 Whitmore St 1924 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2440 Whitmore St 1918 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-148 Contributing 3 2441 Whitmore St 1923 Bungalow - B DO09:0245-177 Contributing 3 2442 Whitmore St 1918 Bungalow - B N/A Non-Contributing 1 2445 Whitmore St 1924 Craftsman - A DO09:0245-176 Contributing 4 2446 Whitmore St 1918 Craftsman - A DO09:0245-147 Contributing 4 2447 Whitmore St 1920 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-175 Contributing 3 2450 Whitmore St 1925 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 2 2452 Whitmore St 1957 Bungalow - B DO09:0245-146 Contributing 3 2453 Whitmore St 1924 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2551 Whitmore St 1926 Bungalow - F N/A Non-Contributing 2 2552 Whitmore St 1948 Bungalow - A N/A Non-Contributing 2 2555 Whitmore St 1952 Ranch N/A Non-Contributing 1 2558 Whitmore St 1917 Cube - Gable - Stick DO09:0245-145 Contributing 5 2561 Whitmore St 1920 Bungalow - A DO09:0245-144 Contributing 5 2565 Whitmore St 1918 Cube - Gable - Side N/A Non-Contributing 2 2568 Whitmore St 1950 Craftsman - C DO09:0245-143 Contributing 3 2569 Whitmore St 1923 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-174 Contributing 4 2570 Whitmore St 1920 Bungalow - A DO09:0245-142 Contributing 5 2571 Whitmore St 1923 Craftsman - B DO09:0245-141 Contributing 3 2573 Whitmore St 1924 Craftsman - B NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ELIGIBILITY RANK ADDRESS CONST. FORM/STYLE DATE DO09:0245-173 Contributing 3 2574 Whitmore St 1926 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-140 Contributing 3 2577 Whitmore St 1918 Bungalow - A DO09:0245-172 Contributing 3 2582 Whitmore St 1920 Craftsman N/A Non-Contributing 1 2583 Whitmore St 1923 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-171 Contributing 3 2584 Whitmore St 1923 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-009 Contributing 5 2585 Whitmore St 1917 Bungalow - A N/A Non-Contributing 1 2588 Whitmore St 1924 Cube - Gable - Side DO09:0245-170 Contributing 3 2714 Whitmore St 1919 Craftsman - C DO09:0245-169 Contributing 3 2718 Whitmore St 1919 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-168 Contributing 4 2724 Whitmore St 1925 Craftsman - B DO09:0245-008 Contributing 5 2726 Whitmore St 1919 Bungalow - A DO09:0245-167 Contributing 3 2730 Whitmore St 1923 Craftsman - C DO09:0245-166 Contributing 4 2734 Whitmore St 1920 Bungalow - A DO09:0245-166 Contributing 3 2738 Whitmore St 1922 Bungalow - A DO09:0245-165 Contributing 3 2742 Whitmore St 1921 Bungalow - B DO09:0245-164 Contributing 3 2750 Whitmore St 1924 Craftsman - B N/A Non-Contributing 1 2851 Whitmore St 1924 Cube - Gable - Side DO09:0245-163 Contributing 4 2852 Whitmore St 1924 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-139 Contributing 3 2857 Whitmore St 1920 Cube - Gable - Stick DO09:0245-162 Contributing 4 2858 Whitmore St 1923 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-138 Contributing 5 2861 Whitmore St 1916 Bungalow - B DO09:0245-161 Contributing 4 2862 Whitmore St 1923 Cube - Gable - Side DO09:0245-017 Contributing 5 2864 Whitmore St 1924 Bungalow - B N/A Non-Contributing 1 2865 Whitmore St 1918 Bungalow - A DO09:0245-160 Contributing 5 2866 Whitmore St 1919 Bungalow - A N/A Non-Contributing 1 2867 Whitmore St 1922 Colonial Revival - Gambrel DO09:0245-159 Contributing 3 2868 Whitmore St 1924 Cube - Classic Box N/A Non-Contributing 1 2869 Whitmore St 1923 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2870 Whitmore St 1924 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-136 Contributing 3 2871 Whitmore St 1924 Craftsman - B DO09:0245-158 Contributing 4 2872 Whitmore St 1923 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-135 Contributing 3 2873 Whitmore St 1924 Other DO09:0245-157 Contributing 3 2874 Whitmore St 1916 Bungalow - A N/A Non-Contributing 1 2875 Whitmore St 1924 Craftsman - B N/A Non-Contributing 1 2876 Whitmore St 1916 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-134 Contributing 4 2877 Whitmore St 1919 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-133 Contributing 4 2879 Whitmore St 1918 Bungalow - A NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ELIGIBILITY RANK ADDRESS CONST. FORM/STYLE DATE DO09:0245-156 Contributing 4 2880 Whitmore St 1916 Cube - Gable - Front DO09:0245-132 Contributing 4 2881 Whitmore St 1920 Bungalow - A DO09:0245-131 Contributing 5 2883 Whitmore St 1922 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-155 Contributing 5 2884 Whitmore St 1923 Bungalow - C DO09:0245-018 Contributing 5 2885 Whitmore St 1920 Bungalow - C N/A Non-Contributing 1 2886 Whitmore St 1925 Bungalow - C NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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Figure 7: Early advertisements for the Minne Lusa Development Left: Omaha World Herald, May 9, 1915, p. 9W. Top Right: Omaha World Herald, November 28, 1915, p. 7W. Bottom Right: Omaha World Herald, April 11, 1915, p. 8W.
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Table 2: Historic Information for Each Property
SITE NUMBER ADDRESS ORIGINAL RESIDENT OCCUPATION LENGTH OF RESIDENCY DO09:0243-026 6502 N 24 St Joseph and Marie Badami Owner/Bartender - Billiards 43 hall DO09:0243-350 6508 N 24 St John A Falen 20 DO09:0243-351 6512 N 24 St William J Claire Salesman - Orchard & 13 Wilhelm DO09:0243-352 6524 N 24 St Lewis E Hamisch Physician 21 DO09:0243-353 6604 N 24 St Ray Rainbolt Secretary/treasurer Krogh 2 Alfalfa Mills N/A 6608 N 24 St Harry H Grupe Engineer - Omaha Printing Co 29 DO09:0243-354 6612 N 24 St John J Sullivan Salesman 10 DO09:0243-355 6616 N 24 St Charles A Brown Owner - Charles A Browne Co 16 DO09:0243-356 6620 N 24 St Ross V McDermond Chief Clerk - Western Union 5 Telephone Co N/A 6704 N 24 St William F Schollman President - Schollman Bros Co 17 N/A 6708 N 24 St John L Chew Lawyer 11 DO09:0243-357 6712 N 24 St Frank Wilson Salesman 3 DO09:0243-358 6714 N 24 St John R Yirak Office Manager - Harding 92 Cream Co DO09:0243-359 6720 N 24 St James E Tift Contractor 15 DO09:0243-360 6804 N 24 St Robert W Muir Salesman - National Cash 7 Register Co N/A 6808 N 24 St DO09:0243-361 6812 N 24 St Fred Ornstead Stenographer - Union Pacific 15 RR N/A 6816 N 24 St John J Troxell Travelling Salesman 21 DO09:0243-362 6820 N 24 St Austa Derkee Teacher - Kellom School 14 DO09:0243-057 6852 N 24 St Carl W Helmstadler Register - Municipal 8 University of Omaha DO09:0243-363 6858 N 24 St Edwin F Miller Manager - CH Robinson 6 DO09:0243-364 6862 N 24 St Ruby S May Salesman - Orchard & 22 Wilhelm DO09:0243-365 6866 N 24 St Gerald E Mullarky Alemite Lumber Co of 10 Nebraska DO09:0243-366 6870 N 24 St Edwin Barrowclough Clerk - Union Pacific Railroad 61 DO09:0245-229 6904 N 24 St D E Maxwell Physician 3 DO09:0245-230 6906 N 24 St Leland C Shelters Divisional Sales Manager - 3 Sinclair Coal Co DO09:0245-231 6912 N 24 St Fred Ornstead Stenographer - Union Pacific 8 RR NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ADDRESS ORIGINAL RESIDENT OCCUPATION LENGTH OF RESIDENCY N/A 6916 N 24 St Clella McGarraugh Stenographer - LB McCoun 24 DO09:0245-232 6918 N 24 St Matthew Schneckenburger Train Electrician 18 DO09:0245-233 7004 N 24 St Frank S Hammond Clerk - Union Pacific Railroad 17 N/A 7008 N 24 St Fred B Walrath Vice President - Walrath 10 Sherwood Co N/A 7012 N 24 St Delos S Clark Clerk - Nebraska Fuel Co 6 N/A 7016 N 24 St Claude W Tennant Mechanic - Post Office 29 DO09:0245-234 7020 N 24 St Walter Barnaby Factory Superintendant - 12 Kirschbaum & Sons DO09:0245-028 7102 N 24 St Oscar Olson Contractor 25 N/A 6860 N 28 Av DO09:0243-025 2411 Bauman Av DO09:0243-023 2414 Bauman Av DO09:0243-175 2416 Bauman Av George H Gavin Clerk 5 DO09:0243-024 2417 Bauman Av Walter B Cronk Solicitor - Chicago Lumber Co 17 DO09:0243-146 2421 Bauman Av John H Wilson Salesman - General Electric 27 Co DO09:0243-022 2422 Bauman Av Axel G Swanson Treasurer/General Manager 12 Omaha Concert Stone Corp DO09:0243-145 2425 Bauman Av Frank & Elsie Della F- salesman E - teacher 18 Florence School DO09:0243-174 2426 Bauman Av PR Howland Engineer - NW Bell Telephone 1 Co N/A 2430 Bauman Av Arthur P Maggard Auto Batteries Sales 10 DO09:0243-144 2431 Bauman Av Earl F Gray Travel Agent 4 DO09:0243-143 2433 Bauman Av John H Hauser Chief Clerk - American 23 Railway Express DO09:0243-173 2434 Bauman Av Ralph Soucie Salesman 16 DO09:0243-142 2437 Bauman Av Joel T Stewart Foreman - PF Petersen B Co 82 DO09:0243-172 2438 Bauman Av Orrie A Richardson Bookkeeper - Omaha 0 National Bank DO09:0243-141 2441 Bauman Av William H Dressler Asst Cashier - Stockyard 12 National Bank DO09:0243-171 2442 Bauman Av Lloyd H Mattson Clerk - Conservative Savings & 8 Loan Assn DO09:0243-140 2445 Bauman Av Arthur Wilson General Manager - Western 3 Paint Co. N/A 2446 Bauman Av Warren Whittam Auto Mechanic/Inspector - 10 Roberts Sanitary Dairy DO09:0243-139 2447 Bauman Av Leroy F Johnston 3 DO09:0243-138 2449 Bauman Av William F Vogel Mech Dentist - Billings Dental 0 Supply Co NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ADDRESS ORIGINAL RESIDENT OCCUPATION LENGTH OF RESIDENCY N/A 2450 Bauman Av Carl W Watts Travel Agent 20 DO09:0243-021 2452 Bauman Av DO09:0243-137 2551 Bauman Av Cyrus A Tyson Cashier - CN Dietz Lumber Co 16 DO09:0243-020 2552 Bauman Av Howard T Drake Owner - Gate City Stationary 14 Co DO09:0243-136 2557 Bauman Av George L Berger Owner - GL&Co 12 DO09:0243-170 2558 Bauman Av Herman F Brunk 18 DO09:0243-135 2561 Bauman Av Harry B Patrick Manager - Patrick Brokerage 8 Co DO09:0243-169 2562 Bauman Av Mrs. Lois M Grupe Clerk - Hospe Peano Co 6 N/A 2565 Bauman Av N/A 2566 Bauman Av DO09:0243-134 2569 Bauman Av Arthur A Nelson Asst Cashier - The State of 10 Omaha Banks DO09:0243-168 2570 Bauman Av George K West Asst Treasurer - Midwest 43 Electric Co DO09:0243-019 2573 Bauman Av George H Natzel Asst Dept Manager - Omaha 4 World Herald N/A 2574 Bauman Av Harvey W Christensen Credit Manager - Pittsburgh 8 Plate Glass N/A 2578 Bauman Av N/A 2582 Bauman Av DO09:0243-018 2715 Bauman Av Andrew G Wahlstrom Contractor 8 N/A 2716 Bauman Av Mrs. Hattie W Neese 17 DO09:0243-133 2719 Bauman Av James I Kemp Salesman - Union Fuel Co 43 DO09:0243-167 2720 Bauman Av Willis D Borden Helper - JN Halstead 6 DO09:0243-132 2721 Bauman Av Carl M Smith Printer - Baker Bros 11 Engineering Co DO09:0243-166 2724 Bauman Av Harold E Savage Asst Manager - CR Docherty 5 DO09:0243-131 2725 Bauman Av William C Eck Salesman - Paxton Gallagher 3 DO09:0243-017 2728 Bauman Av Augustus G Woodworth Electrician 64 DO09:0243-130 2729 Bauman Av ES Jameson Chief Clerk - Union Pacific 45 Railroad DO09:0243-165 2730 Bauman Av Maurice E Northwall Travel Agent - TC Northwall 4 Co DO09:0243-129 2733 Bauman Av Howard Gardner 5 DO09:0243-164 2734 Bauman Av Cpl Archie R MacKechnie Asst Instructor - Creighton 6 University DO09:0243-128 2737 Bauman Av John R Nicklen Manager - Lowe Co. 3 DO09:0243-163 2740 Bauman Av Red M Collins Vice President/Gen Man. 4 Carmen Dist. Co NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ADDRESS ORIGINAL RESIDENT OCCUPATION LENGTH OF RESIDENCY DO09:0243-127 2741 Bauman Av Rev. Herman G Heuser Reverend/Pastor 3 DO09:0243-162 2742 Bauman Av Aug Linman 8 DO09:0243-016 2744 Bauman Av Roy R Ralston Dentist 9 DO09:0243-126 2745 Bauman Av Walter C Smith Salesman 15 DO09:0243-125 2747 Bauman Av Leonard R Williams General Sales Agent - Union 7 Fuel Co DO09:0243-161 2752 Bauman Av Mrs Mary C Weigel Widow 9 DO09:0243-160 2756 Bauman Av Irving I Moorehead Manager - Monitor Stove Co. 3 DO09:0243-124 2851 Bauman Av Floyd C Steele Sales Manager - Sherwin 12 Williams DO09:0243-015 2852 Bauman Av Isaac W Mickle Salesman 2 DO09:0243-123 2855 Bauman Av Harvey M Davies State Manager - Loyal 6 Protective Insruance Co DO09:0243-159 2856 Bauman Av Orville A Runyan Dentist 32 DO09:0243-122 2859 Bauman Av William A Horton Lawyer 6 DO09:0243-158 2860 Bauman Av Robert S Cain Stenographer - R.M.S. 4 DO09:0243-121 2863 Bauman Av Cecil A Bacon Postal Clerk 4 DO09:0243-157 2864 Bauman Av Elmer N Tipton Sales Manager - Dempster 9 Mill Manufacturing Co. DO09:0243-120 2865 Bauman Av Willis P Blinn Assistant - Public Nebraska 6 Inspection Bureau DO09:0243-014 2866 Bauman Av Fred W Bell Clerk - CB&Q Railroad 9 DO09:0243-119 2867 Bauman Av Polaska A Heinfell 6 DO09:0243-156 2868 Bauman Av Solon Burkhart Comptroller - Dold Packaging 13 Co DO09:0243-118 2869 Bauman Av Percy J Hunter Dentist 25 DO09:0243-155 2870 Bauman Av James M Black Foremen - World Pub Co. 3 DO09:0243-117 2871 Bauman Av Arthur Neill Traveling Salesman 24 DO09:0243-154 2872 Bauman Av Walter R Pratt Bookkeeper - Nebraska 3 Bridge Supply & Lumber Co N/A 2873 Bauman Av Chauncey M Abbott Salesman 9 DO09:0243-153 2874 Bauman Av Charles N Erickson Clerk - Union Pacific Railroad 4 DO09:0243-013 2875 Bauman Av Frank Stanberry Public Nebraska Inspection 15 Bureau DO09:0243-152 2876 Bauman Av Bruce J Newton Salesman - DE Buck & Co. 3 DO09:0243-116 2877 Bauman Av James O'Reilly Steward - Fontanelle Hotel 11 DO09:0243-151 2878 Bauman Av Roy N Atkisson Manager - John Deere Plow 10 DO09:0243-115 2879 Bauman Av George E Hazen Buyer - Thompson Belden & 4 Co DO09:0243-150 2880 Bauman Av John H Wilson Salesman - General Electric 3 Co NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ADDRESS ORIGINAL RESIDENT OCCUPATION LENGTH OF RESIDENCY DO09:0243-149 2882 Bauman Av Gustave W Lundmark Lawyer - McGilton & Smith 16 DO09:0243-012 2885 Bauman Av Merton O Headley Real Estate 9 DO09:0243-148 2886 Bauman Av John C Lawton Lab - Paxton & Vierling Iron 4 Works DO09:0243-114 2889 Bauman Av JJ Mullen Engineer 56 DO09:0243-147 2890 Bauman Av J Edward Kaufman Bookkeeper 5 DO09:0245-108 2411 Ida St Joseph M Olafson Residential Manager - Snell 26 Sash & Door Co DO09:0245-130 2414 Ida St Marshall R McWilliams City Salesman - Lee-Kountze 8 Hardware Co DO09:0245-107 2417 Ida St Fred F Schoessler Optometrist - Union 25 Outfitting Co DO09:0245-129 2418 Ida St Maxwell E Ralsten Clerk - RMS 31 N/A 2421 Ida St Lester M Shoemaker Salesman - Daydon Display 2 Fixture Co N/A 2422 Ida St John S Bruno Steamfitter 3 N/A 2424 Ida St Elmer E Manier Dept Manager - EE Bruce & 3 Co N/A 2425 Ida St Roy E Cameron Realtor 8 DO09:0245-106 2429 Ida St Charles Hennig Contractor 0 DO09:0245-128 2430 Ida St Ford Bates Salesman - Nebraska Power 50 Co N/A 2433 Ida St Benjamin Brockmiller Machinist 38 N/A 2436 Ida St Walter H Harrington Field Rep - Oakland Motor 7 Car Co DO09:0245-011 2437 Ida St Mrs Grace Lehman Widow of Charles 17 DO09:0245-012 2441 Ida St Lester M Shoemaker Clerk - Nebraska Savings & 4 Loan DO09:0245-127 2442 Ida St J Belden Morgan Manager - Lighting Dept 3 Midwest Electric Co DO09:0245-105 2445 Ida St Stephen V Barker Dept Manager - Union 2 Outfitting Co DO09:0245-013 2446 Ida St Earl V Ticknor Lawyer 28 N/A 2447 Ida St John J Fuchs Salesman - Fuchs Machinery 6 & Supply Co DO09:0245-126 2448 Ida St Albert L Jacobberger Office Manager - Kimball 9 Laundry DO09:0245-104 2449 Ida St LA Simons Salesman - International 7 Harvestor Co DO09:0245-125 2452 Ida St Ralph W Miller Salesman 11 DO09:0245-103 2551 Ida St Ross S Wallace Clerk 18 DO09:0245-124 2552 Ida St Fred J Martin Painter 5 DO09:0245-102 2557 Ida St Frank W Gilbert Realtor 2 NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ADDRESS ORIGINAL RESIDENT OCCUPATION LENGTH OF RESIDENCY DO09:0245-014 2558 Ida St Andrew Rosenquist 59 DO09:0245-101 2561 Ida St Amos O Giller Draftsman - MA Disbrow & Co 4 DO09:0245-123 2562 Ida St Nelson L Sholin Dept Manager - US National 17 Bank DO09:0245-015 2565 Ida St William H Cummings Detective - Omaha Police 9 Dept DO09:0245-122 2566 Ida St George D Westergard Auditor - American Credit 4 Corp DO09:0245-016 2569 Ida St Charles H Christensen Tailor - Remington & Kessler 23 DO09:0245-121 2570 Ida St Dean R Blackstone Salesman - John Deere 17 N/A 2573 Ida St Robert F Bartlett Accountant - NW Bell Tile Co 3 N/A 2574 Ida St Gilbert M Hitchcock World Publishing Co 5 N/A 2577 Ida St Herman W Vietmeir Willys Overland Inc 1 DO09:0245-120 2578 Ida St Oscar L Crumbliss Realtor 25 DO09:0245-100 2581 Ida St Frank J Boukal Musician at Sun Theater 6 DO09:0245-119 2582 Ida St Eugene W Libby Clerk - Hayden Brothers 5 N/A 2583 Ida St Meyer Cohen Travel Agent 3 N/A 2585 Ida St Theodore L Frank Engineer - NW Bell Telephone 14 Co N/A 2586 Ida St Edmund P Brader Salesman - Charles Martin & 3 Co DO09:0245-118 2590 Ida St Frank C Secor Dentist 38 DO09:0245-099 2591 Ida St Donald L Underwood Omaha Blaugas Co 9 N/A 2592 Ida St Donnie N Eggers Carpenter 2 DO09:0245-098 2713 Ida St William G Sievers Clerk - County Treasurer 25 N/A 2719 Ida St Robert A Blackburn Deputy Collector - 22 USCollector of Customs DO09:0245-097 2721 Ida St George J Mose Solicitor - Omaha Daily News 3 N/A 2725 Ida St James W Grace Owner - J.W. Grace Co 5 DO09:0245-096 2731 Ida St Maxwell E Ralston Clerk 7 N/A 2733 Ida St Edgar Barrett Representative 6 N/A 2739 Ida St Lawhead S Jackson Dept Manager - Tootle 12 Campbell Dry Goods Co N/A 2743 Ida St Donald R Trepp Contractor 8 DO09:0245-117 2852 Ida St Jackson R Fauster Grocer 2 DO09:0245-095 2853 Ida St Harvey D Fisher Collector 3 N/A 2857 Ida St John F Cleveland Bookkeeper - Florence 4 Growers Exchange DO09:0245-116 2858 Ida St Carlos C Slafter Clerk - RyMS 55 DO09:0245-007 2861 Ida St John M Pollard Auto Mechanic - Adkins 63 NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ADDRESS ORIGINAL RESIDENT OCCUPATION LENGTH OF RESIDENCY Motor Co DO09:0245-115 2862 Ida St George A Sargent Manufacturing Agent 8 DO09:0245-006 2863 Ida St H.A. Fratt 9 N/A 2865 Ida St Oliver Youngerman Secretary - Manhattan Oil Co 15 DO09:0245-005 2866 Ida St John Jepsen Owner - Jepson Bros 15 N/A 2867 Ida St E Wade Hully Salesman 3 DO09:0245-004 2868 Ida St Clyde W Dimmick Bookkeeper 11 DO09:0245-094 2869 Ida St William R Johnson Supervisor - NW Bell 5 Telephone Co DO09:0245-114 2870 Ida St George A Ochsenbein Foreman - Union Pacific RR 6 DO09:0245-093 2871 Ida St John Rudolph Henrickson Clerk 9 DO09:0245-113 2872 Ida St Joseph S Pugner Musician 12 DO09:0245-092 2873 Ida St David C Bettison Draftsman - Union Pacific RR 24 N/A 2874 Ida St Thomas W Cox Salesman 4 DO09:0245-091 2875 Ida St N/A 2876 Ida St Louis D Porter Salesman - Retailor Factory 7 Catalog Co DO09:0245-090 2877 Ida St Ralph E Bailey Cashier - Booth Fisheries Co 28 DO09:0245-089 2879 Ida St Clay A Hully Salesman - Boyer/VanQuran 5 Lumber & Coal Co N/A 2880 Ida St William P Davis Clerk 8 DO09:0245-088 2881 Ida St Harry V Hahn Salesman - CB Liver & Co 11 DO09:0245-112 2882 Ida St Thomas H Granfield Engineer - NW Bell Telephone 6 Co DO09:0245-111 2884 Ida St Gilbert E VanWinkle Timekeeper - Nebraska Buick 5 Auto Co DO09:0245-087 2885 Ida St A Scott Myers 4 DO09:0245-110 2886 Ida St Wilber D Benedict Salesman - Universal Motor 3 Co DO09:0245-086 2889 Ida St Lawrence B Nalley Proprietor - Omaha Sewing 8 Machine Exchange DO09:0245-109 2890 Ida St DO09:0243-262 2411 Mary St Oliver H Shelly Salesman - Glover & Spain 1 N/A 2414 Mary St Ernest Pissato Asst Foreman - CB&Q RR 8 N/A 2418 Mary St E Lynne Kilgore Printer - Union Pacific RR 8 DO09:0243-261 2419 Mary St Jasper M Black World Herald 7 DO09:0243-260 2421 Mary St Charles L Powell Salesman - Ford Motor Co 0 DO09:0243-290 2422 Mary St Martin Lundholm Manufacturing Agent 17 DO09:0243-259 2425 Mary St Walter F Ottmann Salesman 40 DO09:0243-289 2426 Mary St NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ADDRESS ORIGINAL RESIDENT OCCUPATION LENGTH OF RESIDENCY DO09:0243-258 2429 Mary St Rev. Klaus DeFreese Lutheran Church of the 0 Redeemer N/A 2430 Mary St Joe P Valentino Postal Clerk 51 DO09:0243-257 2433 Mary St Edward L Melvin Salesman 2 N/A 2434 Mary St Boise F Grant Accountant - Union Pacific RR 20 DO09:0243-256 2437 Mary St Raymond E McCabe Salesman 3 DO09:0243-287 2438 Mary St Lawrence P Sheil Electrician 8 DO09:0243-255 2441 Mary St Harry A Mann Foreman - Harding Cream Co 7 DO09:0243-286 2442 Mary St Sidney R Burr 5 DO09:0243-043 2445 Mary St Wayne C. Garrett Auditor - SOV Camp 4 DO09:0243-042 2446 Mary St Herbert Bingel Dept Manager - Updike 36 Lumber & Coal Co N/A 2448 Mary St William W Christman Foreman - Union Pacific RR 12 N/A 2449 Mary St Charles E Baird Office Manager - Cope & Co 3 N/A 2451 Mary St Clarence L Landen Secretary/treasurer - 1 Securities Investment Corp DO09:0243-285 2452 Mary St Earl A Landen Clerk - Universal Motor Co 18 DO09:0243-284 2552 Mary St William D Stelk President - Stelk/Adams Oil 7 Co DO09:0243-044 2553 Mary St Sami Meister Insurance Agent 54 DO09:0243-254 2557 Mary St John Webb Dept Manager - Cook Paint & 2 Varnish DO09:0243-283 2558 Mary St Robert O Schaefer Dentist 50 N/A 2560 Mary St J Carol Redd Contractor 6 DO09:0243-253 2561 Mary St Raymond C Murphy Machinist 8 DO09:0243-252 2565 Mary St Earl Zents Salesman 14 DO09:0243-282 2566 Mary St John P Shields Sales - Hartman Fur & Carpet 3 Co DO09:0243-045 2568 Mary St Mrs. Thriza Varcoe C Tamblyn Bookkeeper 14 DO09:0243-251 2569 Mary St Harry G Counsman Jr Reporter - Dun & Co 4 N/A 2572 Mary St Simon C Morgan Manager - R Herschel 12 Manufacturing DO09:0243-250 2573 Mary St Henry Luckett Storekeeper 28 N/A 2575 Mary St Robert F Rasmussen Salesman - NP Dodge 4 DO09:0243-281 2576 Mary St Lawrence A Hansen Clerk 8 N/A 2579 Mary St Charles L Lee Yardmaster - IC RR 3 DO09:0243-280 2582 Mary St John Damato Poultryman 12 N/A 2583 Mary St Fred J Griffin Secretary General - Union 3 Pacific RR DO09:0243-279 2586 Mary St Albert J Segur Clerk 6 NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ADDRESS ORIGINAL RESIDENT OCCUPATION LENGTH OF RESIDENCY N/A 2588 Mary St Hiram G Bell Public Accountant 2 N/A 2713 Mary St Lucie C Harding President - Woodman 6 Cafeteria & Rooms DO09:0243-278 2718 Mary St F Julius Festner President - Festner Printing 6 Co DO09:0243-046 2720 Mary St Read O'Hanlon Dept Manager - 3 Commonwealth Life Ins DO09:0243-249 2721 Mary St Edwin C Goddard Sales Manager - Goddard Fuel 11 Co DO09:0243-248 2725 Mary St Harold L George Salesman - KB Printing Co 33 DO09:0243-277 2726 Mary St Lovell E Moore Clerk - RyMS 61 DO09:0243-247 2729 Mary St Glenn I Voyles Superintendant - Western 8 Bridge Co N/A 2732 Mary St Mark A Schwerin Salesman - Universal Motor 3 Co N/A 2733 Mary St Guy I Dristy Chief Clerk - Updike Grain 1 DO09:0243-276 2736 Mary St Chris M Mullmann Blacksmith - JF Bloom 36 DO09:0243-047 2737 Mary St Ralph E Walters Industrial Engineer - Nebraska 21 Purveyor Co DO09:0243-275 2740 Mary St Mrs. Barbara Rasp Widow of Conrad 5 N/A 2741 Mary St John H Krebs Salesman 11 N/A 2744 Mary St PH Payne 2 N/A 2745 Mary St Gail T Bennett Bookkeeper 6 DO09:0243-246 2747 Mary St Edward F Haltgren Plumber 43 DO09:0243-274 2750 Mary St Otto H Tank Auto Repair - Thomas Vaase 5 DO09:0243-273 2852 Mary St Ralph S Starrett Salesman 2 DO09:0243-245 2853 Mary St Andreas Petersen Manager - Continental Iron 12 Works DO09:0243-244 2857 Mary St Harvey D Fisher Colr 1 DO09:0243-272 2858 Mary St Robert S Christie Jr Sales - Thomas Cusack Co 23 DO09:0243-243 2861 Mary St Halsey W Reynolds Carpenter 2 DO09:0243-048 2862 Mary St George E Thompson Salesman 5 DO09:0243-242 2863 Mary St George E Thompson Salesman 60 DO09:0243-271 2864 Mary St Lawrence A Rowe 3 DO09:0243-241 2865 Mary St John H Hartwick Cashier - Overland Tire & 10 Rubber N/A 2866 Mary St Curtis Forshey Lather 5 DO09:0243-240 2867 Mary St Orville A Runyan Dentist 4 DO09:0243-270 2868 Mary St George Beck Packer - Western Buyers Assn 10 (Wholesale Grocers) DO09:0243-239 2869 Mary St Fritz Albert Carlson Music Teacher 10 NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ADDRESS ORIGINAL RESIDENT OCCUPATION LENGTH OF RESIDENCY DO09:0243-049 2870 Mary St Otis F Lawyer Vice President - Kirkendal 60 Shoe Co N/A 2871 Mary St JP Comstock Travel Agent 7 DO09:0243-269 2872 Mary St Lloyd H Miller Salesman 3 DO09:0243-238 2873 Mary St RP Petersen 2 DO09:0243-050 2874 Mary St John P Comstock Clerk - Carpenter Paper Co 22 DO09:0243-237 2875 Mary St Harvey C Petersen Architect 90 DO09:0243-268 2876 Mary St William A Robinson Superintendant of Claims - 3 Lion Bonding & Surety Co DO09:0243-267 2877 Mary St Henry F Riege Mechanic 11 N/A 2878 Mary St Glenn W Stamm Construction Supervisor - 21 Western Union Telephone Co N/A 2879 Mary St Frank Neef Painter 48 DO09:0243-266 2880 Mary St NP Hanson Carpenter 38 DO09:0243-236 2881 Mary St Albert J Samuelson Owner - Omaha Printing & 15 Advertising Bureau DO09:0243-265 2882 Mary St Robert Hutchinson Manager - Omaha Merchant 5 Express & Transfer Co DO09:0243-264 2884 Mary St Dr. Cleveland G Moore Physician 3 DO09:0243-235 2885 Mary St Eugene D Mayfield Editor - World Herald 19 DO09:0243-234 2887 Mary St Lyman J Cook Physician 53 DO09:0243-263 2890 Mary St Merlon G Headley Salesman - CW Martin Co 1 DO09:0243-096 6514 Minne Lusa Bd Harry Stitt Estimator - Cooper 14 Construction DO09:0243-095 6520 Minne Lusa Bd Frank S Spellman Vice President - HF Cady 3 Lumber Co DO09:0243-059 6601 Minne Lusa Bd Josiah H Wasserburger Manager - Omaha Loan Co 11 DO09:0243-094 6604 Minne Lusa Bd W B Meyer 4 DO09:0243-060 6605 Minne Lusa Bd Isaac W Mickle Salesman 12 DO09:0243-094 6608 Minne Lusa Bd Tom H Ochiltree Union Pacific Railroad 20 DO09:0243-061 6611 Minne Lusa Bd Frank A Pardun Manager - Troy Laundry 22 DO09:0243-093 6614 Minne Lusa Bd William H Quivey Dept Manager - Omaha Beef 4 DO09:0243-062 6615 Minne Lusa Bd Mrs. Ruth N Quisenberry Sales - HJ Hughes Co 7 DO09:0243-092 6616 Minne Lusa Bd William H Dinwiddle Clerk - Fisk Tire Co 2 DO09:0243-063 6619 Minne Lusa Bd Ralph A Newell Vice President - Universal 10 Motor Co DO09:0243-064 6703 Minne Lusa Bd W H Campen President - Omaha Testing 28 Lab Inc DO09:0243-036 6704 Minne Lusa Bd Jon S Engdahl Owner - Engdahl Auto Top Co 33 DO09:0243-090 6708 Minne Lusa Bd George W Edwards Conductor - Pullman Co. 18 NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ADDRESS ORIGINAL RESIDENT OCCUPATION LENGTH OF RESIDENCY DO09:0243-065 6711 Minne Lusa Bd Alfred E Cass Sales - Western Electric 4 DO09:0243-089 6712 Minne Lusa Bd W W Wuchter President - Nebraska Tire & 3 Rubber Co DO09:0243-088 6716 Minne Lusa Bd Lewis Black Cook 15 DO09:0243-087 6718 Minne Lusa Bd T O Warfield Owner - Warfield Enterprises 9 DO09:0243-066 6719 Minne Lusa Bd Eugene N Bowerman Credit Manager - Mickel Co 8 DO09:0243-067 6803 Minne Lusa Bd Cornelius F Connolly Crofoot, Fraser & Connolly 55 DO09:0243-086 6804 Minne Lusa Bd Sidney A Moss Local FRT Agent - Railroad 7 DO09:0243-068 6805 Minne Lusa Bd Edward L Cain Clerk - RyMS 17 DO09:0243-085 6808 Minne Lusa Bd Samuel Cohen Salesman 18 DO09:0243-069 6811 Minne Lusa Bd Jessie N Halstead Painter 20 DO09:0243-084 6812 Minne Lusa Bd Arminius A VanOrder Clerk - Internal Revenue 5 Service DO09:0243-070 6815 Minne Lusa Bd Frank E Morris Sales - Cook Paint & Varnish 7 DO09:0243-083 6816 Minne Lusa Bd Ralph S Starrett Salesman 4 DO09:0243-071 6819 Minne Lusa Bd George D Schellberg President/Treasurer - 8 National Sand & Gravel Co DO09:0243-082 6820 Minne Lusa Bd Richard Jepsen Asst General Manager - 28 Sanardick & Co DO09:0243-072 6851 Minne Lusa Bd Joseph J Nelson Salesman 4 DO09:0243-081 6854 Minne Lusa Bd George C Adwers Sales Engineer - Farm Power 3 & Light DO09:0243-073 6855 Minne Lusa Bd Walter N Swanberg Sales - PF Peterson Baking Co 20 DO09:0243-080 6858 Minne Lusa Bd Clarence H Bantin Doctor 48 DO09:0243-074 6859 Minne Lusa Bd John E Hayworth Wire Chief Telephone & 14 Telegraph Co DO09:0243-079 6862 Minne Lusa Bd Elmer W Bantin Doctor 43 DO09:0243-075 6865 Minne Lusa Bd John W Smith Foreman - Glen Coal Co 10 DO09:0243-078 6866 Minne Lusa Bd Jay E Mallette Mail Traffic Bureau Chief - 13 Union Pacific RR DO09:0243-076 6869 Minne Lusa Bd James Swanson Foreman - Paxton Mitchell 33 DO09:0243-077 6870 Minne Lusa Bd William S Haas Buyer - Paxton & Gallagher 20 Co DO09:0245-029 6903 Minne Lusa Bd William L Songster Traveling Salesman 9 DO09:0245-030 6909 Minne Lusa Bd Lewis J Schafer Manager 9 DO09:0245-031 6911 Minne Lusa Bd Val Kuska Colonication Agent for 11 Railroad DO09:0245-032 6915 Minne Lusa Bd Albert Ruisigner Manager - AJ Spaulding & 4 Brothers DO09:0245-033 6919 Minne Lusa Bd Max Kaplan Owner - Kaplan's Fine Men's 9 Clothing NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ADDRESS ORIGINAL RESIDENT OCCUPATION LENGTH OF RESIDENCY DO09:0245-034 7001 Minne Lusa Bd David R Cohen Notions 6 DO09:0245-045 7002 Minne Lusa Bd Albert D Fears Salesman 11 DO09:0245-035 7005 Minne Lusa Bd Willis P Blinn Asst Publisher - Nebraska 20 Inspection Bureau DO09:0245-044 7008 Minne Lusa Bd David W Bell Physician 4 DO09:0245-036 7009 Minne Lusa Bd Frank R Bierbower Sales - Styer Candy Co 13 DO09:0245-043 7012 Minne Lusa Bd Mrs Olive Petterson Widow 11 DO09:0245-037 7015 Minne Lusa Bd Marvin F Norris Paul Gerhard Motor Co 4 DO09:0245-042 7016 Minne Lusa Bd Harry R Potter Draftsman 4 DO09:0245-038 7019 Minne Lusa Bd Paul Campfield Machinist - Armour Co 51 DO09:0245-041 7020 Minne Lusa Bd Jerome E Murphy State Agent - Guaranty Life 4 Insurance DO09:0245-039 7103 Minne Lusa Bd James W Jackson Buyer - Paxton & Gallagher 14 Co DO09:0243-205 2411 Newport Av Lee Eckberg Stenographer - Nash/Vriesma 4 Auto Co DO09:0243-041 2416 Newport Av Herbert W Miller Manager - Casco Milling Co. 6 DO09:0243-039 2417 Newport Av Charles R Forrey Mechanic - Harry Forrey Auto 61 Shop DO09:0243-040 2418 Newport Av Moses R Galbraith 16 DO09:0243-204 2421 Newport Av Joseph L Langfellner Salesman - Charles Martin & 21 Co DO09:0243-233 2424 Newport Av Clifford Forbes Comptroller - Banker's 5 Reserve Life DO09:0243-232 2426 Newport Av John H Howe Clerk - RyMS 65 DO09:0243-038 2427 Newport Av Ephraim D Allyn Secretary/Asst Treasurer - CW 8 Hall Co. DO09:0243-203 2429 Newport Av George F Binderim Grain Supervisor - US Dept of 15 Agriculture DO09:0243-231 2430 Newport Av Wiliam E Wood Conductor - Pullman Co. 6 DO09:0243-202 2433 Newport Av Stanley O King Clerk - Trumble Brothers 4 DO09:0243-230 2434 Newport Av Tammert H Redelfo Dept Manager - NW Bell Tile 5 Co DO09:0243-201 2437 Newport Av John L Bauman Dept Manager - Nebraska 5 Clothing Co N/A 2438 Newport Av Fred R Walker Clerk - NW Bell Tile Co 24 DO09:0243-229 2440 Newport Av John G Jaros Decorator 3 N/A 2443 Newport Av Charles F Betcke 8 DO09:0243-228 2450 Newport Av Joseph B Skomal Comptroller - National Paint 46 Co N/A 2452 Newport Av Mrs Hortense E Griffith 13 DO09:0243-200 2453 Newport Av W Newton Clark Sales Manager - AB Currie Co. 22 NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ADDRESS ORIGINAL RESIDENT OCCUPATION LENGTH OF RESIDENCY DO09:0243-227 2552 Newport Av BD Jones State Manager - 4 Massachusetts Protective Assn DO09:0243-199 2553 Newport Av Charles C Folhes Salesman - Harding Cream Co 9 DO09:0243-198 2555 Newport Av Joseph R Carnaby Advertising Manager - 9 Holland Lumber Co DO09:0243-226 2560 Newport Av Raymond A Dull Salesman - Omaha Sign Co 13 DO09:0243-197 2561 Newport Av Elmer E Steward Switchman - CB&Q RR 11 DO09:0243-225 2562 Newport Av Clyde C Baum Salesman - Bryne & HDG & 4 Co. DO09:0243-037 2565 Newport Av John A White Travel Agent - TC Northwall 22 Co DO09:0243-196 2569 Newport Av Edgar F Henderson Draftsman - Union Pacific RR 30 DO09:0243-224 2570 Newport Av John Jaros Contractor 4 DO09:0243-195 2571 Newport Av William J Rusch Owner - Rusch Tire Service 7 DO09:0243-223 2574 Newport Av William M Nevotti Architect - Adam & Keller Co 15 DO09:0243-194 2575 Newport Av Fred W Young Clerk - Omaha Stove Repair 12 DO09:0243-222 2578 Newport Av M Dwight Higbee Secretary - Christian 4 Endeavor Headquarters DO09:0243-193 2581 Newport Av Joseph Shaver Auctioneer 3 DO09:0243-221 2582 Newport Av DO09:0243-035 2711 Newport Av Charles K Weller Salesman - Richardson Drug 7 Co DO09:0243-220 2714 Newport Av Frank E Burr Comptroller - Omaha Bee 2 DO09:0243-192 2717 Newport Av Charles A Martinson Superintendent - Universal 3 Millwork Co DO09:0243-219 2720 Newport Av Oliver B Avery Manager - Western Wheeled 2 Scraper Co. DO09:0243-191 2721 Newport Av Robert B Flanders District Treasurer - Sinclair 6 Refrigeration Co DO09:0243-190 2723 Newport Av Frank C Neal Broker 3 DO09:0243-218 2724 Newport Av Chancey Squire Carpenter 35 DO09:0243-217 2726 Newport Av Axel C & Victor Lundeen Soft Drinks 3 DO09:0243-189 2727 Newport Av Anton R Merten Jr Helper - Union Pacific RR 4 DO09:0243-216 2730 Newport Av Arthur M Herring Salesman - George G Pray & 7 Co N/A 2733 Newport Av Herman H Clark Salesman - Bankers Realty 3 Insurance Co. DO09:0243-034 2734 Newport Av Joseph Shaver Auctioneer - Omaha Auction 5 Co N/A 2735 Newport Av Joseph Shaver Auctioneer 4 N/A 2738 Newport Av George C Winterson Physician 7 NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ADDRESS ORIGINAL RESIDENT OCCUPATION LENGTH OF RESIDENCY DO09:0243-188 2739 Newport Av William and Lawrence Manager - Duplex Tire Co. 4 Borcherding N/A 2740 Newport Av Hugh Lawson Dept Manager - Orchard & 5 Wilhelm DO09:0243-187 2741 Newport Av Wesley Haase 2 N/A 2742 Newport Av Elvin L Hogaboom Worker - Union Pacific RR 18 Shop DO09:0243-216 2744 Newport Av Daniel Sullivan Auto Repair - International 9 Biscuit Co N/A 2747 Newport Av Walter E Page Clerk - Union Pacific Railroad 53 DO09:0243-215 2750 Newport Av Martin E Herskind Treasurer - Beard Wall Paper 39 Co DO09:0243-186 2753 Newport Av Jason E Whigam Superintendent - Nebraska 3 Tire & Rubber Co DO09:0243-033 2853 Newport Av Ralph A Newell Sales Manager - Universal 6 Motor Co. DO09:0243-214 2854 Newport Av Charles W Crane Foreman - Rasp Bros 28 DO09:0243-185 2855 Newport Av Charles W White District Superintendent of 4 Equipment - Western Union Telegraph Co DO09:0243-032 2858 Newport Av Otto R Ludvickson Clerk - Morris & Co 5 DO09:0243-031 2859 Newport Av Joseph H Lundstrom Foreman - Union Pacific RR 10 DO09:0243-184 2861 Newport Av Edward L Platner President - Central Lumber & 8 Coal Co. DO09:0243-213 2862 Newport Av Frank A Fratt Contractor 3 DO09:0243-212 2864 Newport Av Ruth Trumble 7 DO09:0243-183 2865 Newport Av William Hall 3 DO09:0243-211 2866 Newport Av Aug Julien Stenographer - Union Pacific 3 RR DO09:0243-182 2867 Newport Av August G Anderson Anderson Provision Co. 4 DO09:0243-030 2868 Newport Av Ivan G Ward Traveling Salesman 44 N/A 2869 Newport Av Sam Zwilack Clerk - Missouri Pacific Lines 12 DO09:0243-029 2870 Newport Av Mrs. Josephine O Dimock Stenographer - Nebraska 11 National Insurance Co. DO09:0243-027 2871 Newport Av L Vern Clark Solicitor - MetLife Insurance 3 Co. DO09:0243-028 2872 Newport Av Fred Acken 0 DO09:0243-181 2873 Newport Av Charles J Brokaw Supervisor - Maxwell Motor 6 Sales Corp. DO09:0243-210 2874 Newport Av William H Shank Carpenter 3 DO09:0243-180 2875 Newport Av Osceola S Slaughter Clerk - Paxton & Gallagher Co 51 DO09:0243-209 2876 Newport Av EW Gehrke Salesman - Truck & Tractor 7 Corp NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ADDRESS ORIGINAL RESIDENT OCCUPATION LENGTH OF RESIDENCY DO09:0243-179 2877 Newport Av August F Rasmussen Traveller - Nebraska Bridge 3 Supply & Lumber Co. DO09:0243-208 2878 Newport Av PH Welch Dept Manager - Pioneer Glass 4 & Paint Co DO09:0243-178 2879 Newport Av August G Anderson Anderson Provision Co. 10 DO09:0243-177 2881 Newport Av Warren A Nordell Engdahl Top & Body Co 9 DO09:0243-207 2882 Newport Av Peter Lowden Golf Instructor 4 DO09:0243-176 2883 Newport Av Edward G Nelson Manufacturing Agent 6 DO09:0243-206 2884 Newport Av Charles Haxthausen Driver - Walrath/Sherwood 12 Co N/A 2889 Newport Av Joseph P Rollin Metallurgist/Chemist 39 DO09:0243-113 2414 Redick Av Fred T Anderson Watchmaker - JNO 19 Hendrickson DO09:0243-001 2418 Redick Av Justin C Platner Lumber Millworks Building 1 Material Co DO09:0243-112 2422 Redick Av James P Lee Asst Cashier - Merchants 10 National Bank N/A 2426 Redick Av C Elven Wright Asst Superintendant - 26 Prudential Ins. Co. N/A 2430 Redick Av Leo C Hupp Lawyer 26 N/A 2436 Redick Av Clifford A Briggs Vice President - United 5 Phonograph Corp DO09:0243-111 2440 Redick Av Eugene L. Miller Manager - Billings Dental 5 Laboratory DO09:0243-110 2444 Redick Av DO09:0243-109 2446 Redick Av Francis E Peterson Dept Manager - Kerschbaum 14 & Sons N/A 2452 Redick Av DO09:0243-108 2554 Redick Av Joseph C Vaughn Dept Manager - Baker Ice 40 Machine Co. N/A 2558 Redick Av H Clyde Tullis Manager - Tri-City Barber 25 College DO09:0243-106 2562 Redick Av George D. Thomas Stenographer CB&Q Railroad 2 N/A 2566 Redick Av C.B. Reynolds Buyer - Wilson Packing Co 7 N/A 2570 Redick Av Ivan L Longwell Traffic Manager - Nebraska 2 Consolidated Mills Co DO09:0243-058 2582 Redick Av DO09:0243-002 2708 Redick Av DO09:0243-105 2712 Redick Av Max L Smith JB Root & Co 8 DO09:0243-104 2716 Redick Av GB Bondesson Manager - Pabst Beer 44 DO09:0243-103 2724 Redick Av Andr Anderson Auditor - CN Dietz Lumber Co. 3 DO09:0243-003 2728 Redick Av Theodore R Allen Manager - Hayden Bros. 8 NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ADDRESS ORIGINAL RESIDENT OCCUPATION LENGTH OF RESIDENCY DO09:0243-004 2730 Redick Av Dr. Aubrey D Nunn Secretary/treasurer & 11 Manager McKenney Dentistry DO09:0243-005 2736 Redick Av Thomas H Flynn 19 N/A 2740 Redick Av J.D. Youngman Real Estate/Loans/Rental 10 Insurance DO09:0243-102 2744 Redick Av EB Gesman Superintendent Post Office 8 Station B / salesman USRubber Co DO09:0243-101 2748 Redick Av Noble M Anderson 3 DO09:0243-100 2750 Redick Av William P Dinwiddle Auditor - Woodmen of the 6 World DO09:0243-099 2854 Redick Av Roy A Jackson Contractor 6 N/A 2858 Redick Av Frank Simon Medical Director - 5 Commonwealth Life Ins Co N/A 2862 Redick Av Earnest L Glover Vice President - Madisbrow & 31 Co DO09:0243-099 2866 Redick Av L.R. Slonecker Attorney - Conservative 14 Savings & Loan Assn DO09:0243-006 2868 Redick Av DO09:0243-007 2872 Redick Av EA Hoisinton - sold to Henry C Salesman for CW Martin Co - 54 Grossman same year Travelling Salesman DO09:0243-008 2874 Redick Av N/A 2876 Redick Av Benjamin Frank Knox Postal Carrier 14 DO09:0243-009 2878 Redick Av Jon F Stromberg Locksmith - FE Davenport & 13 Co DO09:0243-010 2880 Redick Av Alphonse Charleville 39 DO09:0243-097 2884 Redick Av Maurice C Collins Coca-Cola Bottling Co 18 DO09:0243-011 2888 Redick Av Alphonse Charleville Dept Manager - Carpenter 5 Paper Co DO09:0243-316 2413 Titus Av Robert E Fessenden Clerk - Columbia Fire 4 Underwriter Agency DO09:0243-349 2414 Titus Av Ralph H Merica Messenger - Union Pacific 5 RailRoad N/A 2415 Titus Av Pearl B Sinn 9 DO09:0243-348 2418 Titus Av Simeon H Arnold Photographer 35 N/A 2420 Titus Av Sophia Nelson Widow 11 DO09:0243-315 2421 Titus Av Augustus T Kopeckey Treasurer - Mid-Western 9 Appliance Company DO09:0243-347 2426 Titus Av Harry E Isard Adjuster - Nebraska Power 14 Co. DO09:0243-314 2427 Titus Av Harvey W Christensen Clerk - @ Pittsburgh Plate 5 Glass Co NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ADDRESS ORIGINAL RESIDENT OCCUPATION LENGTH OF RESIDENCY DO09:0243-313 2431 Titus Av Roy B Hasselquist Lawyer 5 DO09:0243-346 2432 Titus Av Walter C Florkee Travel Agent 14 DO09:0243-312 2433 Titus Av Ray F Brainard Sales - Changstrom Motor Co 8 DO09:0243-345 2434 Titus Av Adeline P Miller Widow of George 5 DO09:0243-056 2437 Titus Av Glen McRae 6 DO09:0243-344 2438 Titus Av JC Haney 7 N/A 2441 Titus Av John T Hazen Clerk - Union Pacific Railroad 53 DO09:0243-054 2442 Titus Av DO09:0243-343 2444 Titus Av Harvey E Rasp Salesman - Rasp Brothers 20 DO09:0243-055 2445 Titus Av JJ Fuchs, Jr. Dept Manager - Sunderland 8 Machine Supply DO09:0243-311 2447 Titus Av Frank W Carpenter, Jr. Clerk 3 DO09:0243-342 2448 Titus Av Ray A Girton Omaha Metal Weatherstrip 8 Co DO09:0243-310 2449 Titus Av Charles M Cook Sales - OnBonney Motor Co. 11 DO09:0243-341 2454 Titus Av John H Hanfelt Carpenter 8 N/A 2551 Titus Av R.B. Condon Secretary - Boyer Van Curan 3 Lumber and Coal Co. N/A 2555 Titus Av Robert Allison Clerk - Union Pacific Railroad 4 DO09:0243-340 2558 Titus Av James C Suttie Suttie-Pederson Co. 13 N/A 2561 Titus Av William F Novak Physician 2 DO09:0243-339 2562 Titus Av John V Moses Engineer - NW Bell Telephone 4 Co DO09:0243-338 2566 Titus Av Oscar C Fechner 5 DO09:0243-309 2569 Titus Av John F Murtagh Dept Manager - Updike Grain 19 Co DO09:0243-337 2570 Titus Av Carl R Malm Office Manager - WW 19 Hodkinson Corp DO09:0243-336 2572 Titus Av Archie J Phillips Clerk - Union Pacific Railroad 23 DO09:0243-308 2573 Titus Av Carl Evers 3 DO09:0243-335 2576 Titus Av Lyman G Wheeler 18 N/A 2577 Titus Av Aug Julien Julien Cheverolet Co 9 DO09:0243-334 2578 Titus Av George L Emery Sergeant - Central Police 9 Station DO09:0243-307 2581 Titus Av Gustav B Baumann Sales - Eggerss O Flying 4 Company DO09:0243-333 2584 Titus Av Judson A Shaw Sales 23 DO09:0243-053 2585 Titus Av Murray E Randell Building Mgr - HA Wolf Co 7 DO09:0243-332 2586 Titus Av John A Olson Sales - Fisk Tire Co 3 N/A 2587 Titus Av James L Hardwick Salesman 34 NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ADDRESS ORIGINAL RESIDENT OCCUPATION LENGTH OF RESIDENCY N/A 2588 Titus Av Oscar G Carter Foreman - Post Office 6 DO09:0243-052 2714 Titus Av Charles W Mason Foreman - FP Gould & Son 4 DO09:0243-306 2715 Titus Av Cornelius F Connolly Lawyer 3 DO09:0243-305 2717 Titus Av Andrew C Petersen Salesman 20 N/A 2718 Titus Av Arthur T Hazelton Sales - Carpenter Paper Co 4 DO09:0243-304 2721 Titus Av Axel C R Swenson Lawyer - Ritchie, Cananday & 11 Swenson N/A 2722 Titus Av Russell W Day Clerk - Phillips Pet Co 6 DO09:0243-303 2725 Titus Av William C Eldred Engineer - NW Bell Telephone 5 Co DO09:0243-331 2728 Titus Av Charles P McManus Pharmacist - Johnson Drug Co 15 DO09:0243-330 2730 Titus Av Charles D Brewbaker Clerk - Union Pacific Railroad 2 N/A 2731 Titus Av Max Rosenbaum Works at Cafe 8 DO09:0243-329 2734 Titus Av George D Johnson Clerk - JL Reuter 1 DO09:0243-302 2735 Titus Av Paul Doane Manager - Doane Motor Car 3 Co DO09:0243-328 2740 Titus Av Gustav B Dake Bookkeeper - Lee-Coit- 12 Andreesen Hardware Co DO09:0243-301 2741 Titus Av John B Rapier Salesman 24 DO09:0243-300 2743 Titus Av Eugene J Seroy Salesman 4 DO09:0243-327 2744 Titus Av George W Baker Letterer - JF Bloom Co 6 DO09:0243-299 2853 Titus Av Walter E Gates / Mrs Louise Traveling Salesman / Clerk - Golstein Chapman Co Stablein DO09:0243-298 2857 Titus Av Hugh W Hale General Yard Master 7 DO09:0243-326 2858 Titus Av Harry A Reynolds Proprietor of the Smart Shop 3 DO09:0243-297 2861 Titus Av Albert H Olmstead Contractor 2 DO09:0243-325 2862 Titus Av A C Thomas Manager - Bureau of 3 Publicity, Omaha Chamber of Commerce N/A 2863 Titus Av Oscar Olson Boilermaker 12 DO09:0243-324 2864 Titus Av Fritz G Nelson Engineer - Emerson 52 Laundrymat DO09:0243-296 2865 Titus Av Burt Noreen Mechanic - White Co 23 DO09:0243-323 2866 Titus Av Charles A Cline Foreman - C&NW Ry 32 DO09:0243-051 2867 Titus Av Thomas W Cline Sales - Engler Coal & Supply 29 Co DO09:0243-322 2868 Titus Av Clifford V Harrow / James F Commercial Agent - Erie RR / 3 Keeler Lab - Iten Biscuit Co DO09:0243-295 2869 Titus Av Fred A Neubaum Photographer - Ernest Bihler 37 Co DO09:0243-321 2870 Titus Av Mrs Julia Blomburg/Edith Brucham 7 NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ADDRESS ORIGINAL RESIDENT OCCUPATION LENGTH OF RESIDENCY DO09:0243-294 2871 Titus Av Albert S Maclaren Manager - Federal Envelope 6 Mfg Co N/A 2872 Titus Av William A Doll Switchman - UPRR 2 DO09:0243-293 2873 Titus Av William V Delehoy Clerk - RMS 30 DO09:0243-320 2874 Titus Av Henry B Neef Gate City Iron Works 7 N/A 2876 Titus Av Charles A Blomberg Foreman - Nebraska 3 Telephone Company DO09:0243-292 2877 Titus Av George A Lee Attorney 5 DO09:0243-319 2878 Titus Av Fred E Miller Vice President/Secretary - TG 30 Northwall Co DO09:0243-291 2879 Titus Av Henry G Hasenkamp Carpenter 5 N/A 2880 Titus Av Gilbert E French Accountant 5 DO09:0243-318 2882 Titus Av Joe E Sjolin Bookkeeper - Peters Trust Co 23 N/A 2883 Titus Av Edward F Lundberg Clerk - John Deere 44 DO09:0243-317 2884 Titus Av Ralph L Batie Accountant - Foster-Barker 16 Co N/A 2889 Titus Av Herbert E Nelson Bookkeeper - Peters National 4 Bank DO09:0245-027 2412 Vane St Phillip G Daniels Clerk - @ Pittsburgh Plate 24 Glass Co DO09:0245-206 2413 Vane St Floyd D Jackson Salesman - Marsh and Marsh 6 DO09:0245-205 2415 Vane St Frank P Harvey Postal Worker 8 N/A 2416 Vane St Lawrence G Simpson Clerk - Chicago Lumber Co 12 DO09:0245-204 2421 Vane St John F Haller Clerk - Union Pacific Railroad 15 N/A 2425 Vane St Frank A Sandeen Dept Superintendant - 18 International Harvester DO09:0245-203 2427 Vane St John T Magnusen Union Pacific Railroad 11 DO09:0245-228 2432 Vane St Harry E Schellberg Manager - Lyman/Richey 42 Sand Co N/A 2433 Vane St Clyde C Critchfield Sales - Fairbanks Morris & Co 10 N/A 2437 Vane St Enoch J Frojen Asst Sales Manager - Swift & Co DO09:0245-202 2441 Vane St George O Lemley Comptroller - Omaha Bee 6 DO09:0245-201 2447 Vane St George A Jensen Driver 8 DO09:0245-227 2502 Vane St N/A 2506 Vane St J E Nixon Stenographer - Trans- 43 Mississippi Grain Co N/A 2515 Vane St William Elitz Clerk - Union Pacific Railroad 41 DO09:0245-026 2516 Vane St Siles L Colwell 4 DO09:0245-226 2524 Vane St Harry G Holmes Clerk - Brode-Gaard Brothers 5 N/A 2553 Vane St P Albert Bithell 17 NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ADDRESS ORIGINAL RESIDENT OCCUPATION LENGTH OF RESIDENCY N/A 2556 Vane St G F Young Hairdresser 4 DO09:0245-025 2557 Vane St L Z Bloom Carpenter 3 DO09:0245-225 2560 Vane St Mary Busche Widow 5 DO09:0245-200 2561 Vane St Howard W Carter Paulson Motor Co 5 DO09:0245-224 2564 Vane St Joe Zipfel Zipfel Brothers Co Fruit 1 Brokers DO09:0245-199 2565 Vane St Edward Zipfel Zipfel Brothers Co Fruit 9 Brokers DO09:0245-223 2568 Vane St Albin E Johnson Bookkeeper 32 N/A 2569 Vane St William J Hayes Walsh Brothers 15 DO09:0245-222 2570 Vane St Harvey A Eno Sales - Beebe & Runyan 10 Furniture DO09:0245-024 2572 Vane St Ernest Morris Draftsman - Imperial Sash & 11 Door DO09:0245-198 2573 Vane St Walter Sorenson Dentist 6 N/A 2577 Vane St Albert E Terry Supervisor - Kirschbaum Dry 3 Co DO09:0245-221 2578 Vane St Arthur J Hart Contractor 1 N/A 2581 Vane St Charles O Bugbee Signalman 10 N/A 2582 Vane St Joe S Pugner Musician at Orpheum Theatre 3 N/A 2585 Vane St Francis P Croghan Inspector - Westor Weighing 7 N/A 2588 Vane St John E Raab Printer - Omaha Printing 4 N/A 2590 Vane St Louis W Burdick Dept Manager - Greenlease 3 Lied Motor Co DO09:0245-040 2708 Vane St John W Cutoff Davenport Garage 6 DO09:0245-220 2714 Vane St Delmar Price Clerk - RR Mail Service 3 DO09:0245-197 2715 Vane St Mrs. Isabel Cornell Wife of Nathan 11 DO09:0245-219 2718 Vane St T Aubrey Whitehead Sales - Morrison Lumber 6 DO09:0245-196 2719 Vane St Albert R Garey Auditor - Woodmen of the 10 World DO09:0245-195 2721 Vane St Henry B Egan Clerk - Lyman/Richey Sand Co 10 N/A 2722 Vane St Andy Anderson Auditor - CN Dietz Lumber Co. 2 DO09:0245-218 2724 Vane St John P DePagter Sales - Goodrich Rubber Co 3 DO09:0245-217 2726 Vane St George S Robinson Lawyer 3 DO09:0245-194 2729 Vane St Garrett W Ortman Salesman 14 DO09:0245-216 2730 Vane St Julius Abrahamson President - Plumers Spec Co 9 DO09:0245-193 2731 Vane St William H Haas Buyer - Paxton & Gallagher 6 Co DO09:0245-215 2734 Vane St Fred Christensen Carpenter 27 N/A 2735 Vane St Everett D Seabury Lab 3 NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ADDRESS ORIGINAL RESIDENT OCCUPATION LENGTH OF RESIDENCY DO09:0245-214 2738 Vane St Theodore O Haebich Supervisor - NW Bell 36 Telephone Co N/A 2739 Vane St Ernest H Stevens Sales - Barker Clothes Shop 3 DO09:0245-213 2742 Vane St John Bergstrom Glazier 30 N/A 2745 Vane St Marshall R McWilliams City Salesman - Lee-Kountze 2 Hardware Co DO09:0245-192 2747 Vane St Charles M Cook Sales - Lalley-WilsonElectris 3 DO09:0245-212 2748 Vane St Guyer N Hanes Hanes-Pippert Electric Co 6 DO09:0245-191 2751 Vane St Otto H Tank Mechanic 4 DO09:0245-211 2752 Vane St Walter G White Sales - Beebe & Runyan 4 Furniture DO09:0245-023 2853 Vane St Amos Grant Manager - Amos Grant Real 49 Estate Co DO09:0245-022 2856 Vane St Mrs. Lottie Sabrow 19 DO09:0245-190 2857 Vane St Jon H Nicholson Salesman - McGraw Co 5 DO09:0245-189 2859 Vane St Charles D Schnell Secretary General Manager - 5 Barkalow Brothers News DO09:0245-188 2863 Vane St Harry L Plummer Asst Chief - Western Union 11 Telephone Co N/A 2865 Vane St I L Correa Carpenter 3 DO09:0245-210 2866 Vane St Elizabeth Needham Beddoo Clothing Co 11 DO09:0245-187 2867 Vane St Victor Zucker Dry Goods 4 DO09:0245-021 2868 Vane St Elmer A Umstead Manager - American 6 Telephone DO09:0245-186 2869 Vane St Victor Zucker Dry Goods 1 N/A 2870 Vane St H H Quimby Christian Science Practicioner 4 DO09:0245-185 2871 Vane St Harry E Thomas Bookkeeper - Continental 4 Savings & Loan DO09:0245-209 2872 Vane St C E Frank Contractor 5 DO09:0245-020 2873 Vane St Raymond W Sage Clerk 9 DO09:0245-208 2874 Vane St E L Mueller DO09:0245-019 2875 Vane St Stanley O King Sales - Trimble Brothers 5 DO09:0245-207 2876 Vane St Nathan W Post Recruiter - US Navy 3 DO09:0245-184 2877 Vane St Edward M Oney Road Officer 32 N/A 2879 Vane St Mrs. Mary Brown 6 DO09:0245-183 2881 Vane St Perry C Storm Contractor 6 DO09:0245-182 2885 Vane St Charlie W Wroughton Manager - Investors 4 Syndicate DO09:0245-002 2886 Vane St Randell J Pollock Manager - Woodman Cafe 5 DO09:0245-154 2411 Whitmore St Harry A Hultgren Salesman 7 NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ADDRESS ORIGINAL RESIDENT OCCUPATION LENGTH OF RESIDENCY DO09:0245-181 2412 Whitmore St J H Fisk Salesman 12 DO09:0245-180 2418 Whitmore St John E Hayward Wireman 3 DO09:0245-153 2419 Whitmore St Oscar K Larson Carpenter 5 DO09:0245-152 2421 Whitmore St August Larson Carpenter 13 N/A 2422 Whitmore St Arther J Jensen Bookkeeper - E L Beudor 11 Apartments DO09:0245-151 2423 Whitmore St John R Wilderman Clerk - Nye Schneider Jenks 7 Co N/A 2426 Whitmore St Andrew Pearson Contractor 35 DO09:0245-179 2428 Whitmore St Fred B Hambacher Clerk 3 DO09:0245-150 2429 Whitmore St Adam J Martin Salesman 4 DO09:0245-010 2433 Whitmore St Charles Monroe Welder - Fuchs Machinery & 6 Supply DO09:0245-178 2436 Whitmore St William W Christman, Jr Clerk - Union Pacific Railroad 58 DO09:0245-149 2437 Whitmore St Ernest J Scott Carpenter - Morgansen & 7 Scott N/A 2440 Whitmore St John H Smith Travel Agent - TC Northwall 11 Co DO09:0245-148 2441 Whitmore St Victor C Swann Sampler - US Bureau of 5 Agriculture & Economics DO09:0245-177 2442 Whitmore St Yvette Williams Teacher - Lake School 5 N/A 2445 Whitmore St Charles J Martini Electrician 4 DO09:0245-176 2446 Whitmore St Clifford Vernon Clerk - Sinclair Refining Co 5 DO09:0245-147 2447 Whitmore St Erciel V Millard Dentist - US Veterans Bureau 6 DO09:0245-175 2450 Whitmore St Daniel W Gallentine Traveling Salesman 3 N/A 2452 Whitmore St Felix Recek Mason - Union Pacific 27 Railroad DO09:0245-146 2453 Whitmore St Otis Nielsen Salesman - PF Petersen 8 Building Co N/A 2551 Whitmore St Eugene J Kelly Salesman 3 N/A 2552 Whitmore St Paul J Black Manager - Empire 16 Manufacturing Co N/A 2555 Whitmore St Mark C Hughes Appraiser - First Lincoln Bank 23 N/A 2558 Whitmore St Archie L Short Owner - Short & Asdell 6 DO09:0245-145 2561 Whitmore St Marshall Johnson Salesman 3 DO09:0245-144 2565 Whitmore St Andrew Nelsen Teacher - Central High 52 N/A 2568 Whitmore St T Roy Mitchell Personnel Director 7 DO09:0245-143 2569 Whitmore St William M Zentz Comptroller - Zimmer Printing 8 Co DO09:0245-174 2570 Whitmore St Theo Bialles Architect 3 DO09:0245-142 2571 Whitmore St James Hutchinson Butcher 11 NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ADDRESS ORIGINAL RESIDENT OCCUPATION LENGTH OF RESIDENCY DO09:0245-141 2573 Whitmore St Fred R Doerr Printer - World Publishing Co 21 DO09:0245-173 2574 Whitmore St Herbert Bretherton Plumber 3 DO09:0245-140 2577 Whitmore St Herman A Rundquist Office Manager - Petersen & 4 Pegau Baking Co DO09:0245-172 2582 Whitmore St Robert L Ratekin Machinist - Omaha Bee 3 N/A 2583 Whitmore St Charles E Winters Clerk - Woodmen of the 22 World DO09:0245-171 2584 Whitmore St Edmund P Brader Owner - EP Brader & Co 3 DO09:0245-009 2585 Whitmore St Jessie Bird Pressman - Douglas Printing 6 Co N/A 2588 Whitmore St Ernest R Siddons Salesman - Byrne & Hammer 21 DG Co DO09:0245-170 2714 Whitmore St Frank E Von Behren Salesman 3 DO09:0245-169 2718 Whitmore St A Leslie Dick Manager - AL Dick Fuel Co 3 DO09:0245-168 2724 Whitmore St William A Forey Credit Manager - Beebe & 3 Runyan Furnitre Co DO09:0245-008 2726 Whitmore St Verne Moore Dept Manager - Kirschbraun 3 & Sons DO09:0245-167 2730 Whitmore St Gail Aid Chief Clerk - Central & 31 Northwest Railroad DO09:0245-166 2734 Whitmore St Guy G Eldridge Deputy Registrar of Deeds 9 DO09:0245-166 2738 Whitmore St Andrew Matthews Foreman 2 DO09:0245-165 2742 Whitmore St Samuel O Martin Truckman - H&L Co 17 DO09:0245-164 2750 Whitmore St N/A 2851 Whitmore St Cecil A Bacon Postal Clerk 3 DO09:0245-163 2852 Whitmore St F Elmo Mathews Clerk - Union Pacific Railroad 5 DO09:0245-139 2857 Whitmore St Rev Thomas Bithell Pastor - M E Church 11 DO09:0245-162 2858 Whitmore St Charles F Kouba Bookkeeper - Northwestern 3 Bell Telephone Co DO09:0245-138 2861 Whitmore St Joseph G Buckley Buyer 4 DO09:0245-161 2862 Whitmore St William H Anderson Foreman - Union Pacific RR 9 DO09:0245-017 2864 Whitmore St Harry L Murphy Architectural Engineer - 8 Cudahy Package Co N/A 2865 Whitmore St Lawrence Finn Detective - JL Brandeis & Sons 7 DO09:0245-160 2866 Whitmore St Harry H Wakefield Manager - JG McCorory Co 7 N/A 2867 Whitmore St S J McDowell 4 DO09:0245-159 2868 Whitmore St Edgar S Rinehart Asst Manager - Manhattan Oil 10 Co N/A 2869 Whitmore St Marley D Walker Dispatcher - CB & Q Railroad 8 N/A 2870 Whitmore St William A Mathews Lab - American Smelting & 10 Rubber Co NPS Form 10-900-a OMB No. 1024-0018
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SITE NUMBER ADDRESS ORIGINAL RESIDENT OCCUPATION LENGTH OF RESIDENCY DO09:0245-136 2871 Whitmore St Edwin C Peck Salesman - Peterson Litho & 12 Printing Co DO09:0245-158 2872 Whitmore St Clyde M Sackett 48 DO09:0245-135 2873 Whitmore St Inver C Garner Traveling Salesman - 3 Nash/Vriesner Auto DO09:0245-157 2874 Whitmore St Walter VanderCreek Clerk - Union Pacific Railroad 46 N/A 2875 Whitmore St Clarence W Bonce Asst Chief Clerk - Union 47 Pacific RR N/A 2876 Whitmore St John E Hayworth Branch Manager - Western 4 Union DO09:0245-134 2877 Whitmore St Edward Ochiltree 3 DO09:0245-133 2879 Whitmore St Frank H Tyrrell Accountant - Lose/Wiless 2 Biscuit Co DO09:0245-156 2880 Whitmore St Jewel C Reed Office Furniture 6 DO09:0245-132 2881 Whitmore St Frank H Tyrrell Accountant - Lose/Wiless 3 Biscuit Co DO09:0245-131 2883 Whitmore St Elmer S Hansen Salesman 5 DO09:0245-155 2884 Whitmore St Leon T Julien Stenographer - Union Pacific 48 RR DO09:0245-018 2885 Whitmore St N/A 2886 Whitmore St John W Quick Carpenter 3
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4) 41.323260, -95.946920 Copyright:© 2013 National Geographic Society, i-cubed Minne Lusa Residential Historic District Legend 0 0.25 0.5 1 Miles Omaha, Douglas County, Nebraska District Boundaries Datum: WGS 1984 1:12,000 O