National Register of Historic Places
The National Register of Historic Places is the federal government's official list of districts, sites, buildings, structures, and objects worthy of preservation. The National Register was established in 1966 with the passage of the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA). Out of the over one million properties on the National Register, 80,000 are listed individually, the others are contributing members within historic districts. Each year 30,000 properties join the National Register as part of districts or through individual listings.
There are over fifty Omaha locations listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Three have have been designated as National Historic Landmarks by the United States Secretary of the Interior for their historical significance.
[edit] National Register of Historic Places listings in Omaha
| Place name | Year built | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Anheuser-Busch Beer Depot | 1887 | 1207-1215 Jones Street |
| Aquila Court Building | ||
| Astro Theater | ||
| Bank of Florence | 1856 | 8502 North 30th Street |
| Beebe and Runyan Furniture Showroom and Warehouse | ||
| Bemis Omaha Bag Company Building | 1887 | NW Corner of 11th and Jones Streets |
| Blackstone Hotel | 1916 | 302 South 36th Street |
| Bradford-Pettis House | 1910 | 404 South 39 Street |
| Brandeis-Millard House & Carriage House | 1904 | 500 South 38th Street & 3815 Dewey Avenue |
| Broomfield Rowhouse | 1913 | 2502 Lake Street |
| Burlington Headquarters Building | 1879 | 1004 Farnam Street |
| Burlington Station | 1898 | 925 South 10th Street |
| Cabanne Archeological Site | 1822 | Located on the Missouri River between Omaha and Fort Calhoun (undisclosed location) |
| Calvin Memorial Presbyterian Church | 1910 | 3105 North 24th Street |
| Center School | 1893 | 1730 South 11th Street |
| Charles D. McLaughlin House | ||
| Christian Specht Building | 1888 | 1110 Douglas Street |
| Columbian School | 1892 | 3819 Jones Street |
| Joel N. Cornish House | ||
| Country Club Historic District | 1925 | North 50th Street on the east to North 56th Street on the west; from Corby Street on the north to Seward Street on the south |
| Dietz Memorial United Methodist Church | 1888 | 1423 South 10th Street |
| Douglas County Courthouse | ||
| Douglas Eggerss-O'Flyng Building | ||
| Drake Court Apartments and the Dartmore Apartments Historic District | 1916 | Jones Street on the south to St. Marys Avenue on the north; from South 20th Street on the east to South 23rd Street on the west |
| Eggerss - O'Flyng Building | 1902 | 801 South 15th Street |
| Farnam Building | ||
| Field Club Historic District | 1898 | Pacific Avenue on the north to Center Street on the south; South 32nd Avenue on east to South 36th Street on the west |
| First National Bank Building | ||
| First Unitarian Church of Omaha | 1917 | 3114 Harney Street |
| Flatiron Hotel | ||
| Ford Hospital | ||
| Fort Omaha Guardhouse | 1883 | Intersection of North 30th and Ellison Avenue |
| Fort Omaha Historic District | 1868 | Fort Street on the South to Laurel Avenue on the North; North 30th Street on the east to North 33rd Street on the west |
| Franklin School | ||
| G.C. Moses Block | ||
| Gallagher Building | 1888 | 1902-06 South 13th Street |
| Garneau-Kilpatrick House | 1890 | 3100 Chicago Street |
| Gen. George Crook House | 1879 | 5730 North 30th Street |
| George F. Shepard House | 1903 | 1802 Wirt Street |
| George H. Kelly House | 1904 | 1924 Binney Street |
| Georgia Row House | ||
| Girls and Boys Town | 1917 | 14100 Crawford Street |
| Gold Coast Historic District | 1880 | North 36th Street on the east to North 40th on the west; Jones Street on the north to Cuming Street on the south |
| Gottlieb Storz House | ||
| Guy C. Barton House | ||
| Havens-Page House | 1900 | 101 North 39th Street |
| Hill Hotel | 1919 | 505 South 16th Street |
| Holy Family Church | 1883 | 915 North 18th Street |
| Hospe Anton Music Warehouse | ||
| Howard Street Apartment District | Harney Street on the north to Landon Court on the south; South 22nd Street on the east to South 24th Street on the west | |
| Immaculate Conception Church and School | ||
| J.L. Brandeis and Sons Store Building | ||
| Jewell Building | 1923 | 2221 North 24th Street |
| Jobbers' Canyon Historic District removed | Farnum Street on the north to Jackson Street on the south; South Eighth Street on the east to South Tenth Street on the west | |
| Joslyn Castle | 1903 | 3902 Davenport Street |
| Keeline Building | ||
| Keirle House | 1905 | 3017 Mormon Street |
| Kennedy Building | 1910 | 1517 Jackson Street |
| Kirschbraun and Sons Creamery, Inc. | ||
| Leone, Florentine and Carpathia Apartment Buildings | ||
| Lincoln Highway (Omaha) | 1913 | North 183 Street and West Dodge Road northwest towards North 192 Street |
| Livestock Exchange Building | ||
| Lizzie Robinson House | 1910 | 2864 Corby Street |
| Malcolm X Housesite | 1925 | 3448 Pinkney Street |
| Mary Rogers Kimball House | ||
| Mason School | ||
| Military Road Segment | ||
| Monmouth Park School | ||
| Nash Block | 1907 | 902 Farnam Street |
| Neble House | ||
| Normandie Apartments | ||
| Notre Dame Academy and Convent | ||
| Old Market | 1880 | Harney Street on the north to Jackson Street on the south; South 10th Street on the east to South 13th Street on the west |
| Old People's Home | 1917 | 3325 Fontenelle Boulevard |
| Omaha High School | 1900 | 124 North 20th Street |
| Omaha Rail and Commerce Historic District | 1880 | Jackson Street on the north to the Union Pacific main line on the south; South 15th Avenue on the west and 8th Street on the east |
| Omaha Bolt, Nut and Screw Building | ||
| Omaha National Bank Building | 1888 | 1650 Farnam Street |
| Omaha Public Library (building) | 1891 | 1823 Harney Street |
| Omaha Quartermaster Depot Historic District | 1881 | Hickory Street on the south to Woolworth Avenue on the north; South 22nd Street on the south to the Union Pacific Railroad Yards on the west |
| Orpheum Theater | 1927 | 409 South 16th Street |
| Packer’s National Bank Building | ||
| Park School | ||
| Parlin, Orendorff and Martin Plow Company Building | ||
| Poppleton Block | ||
| Porter House | ||
| Prague Hotel | 1898 | 1402 South 13th Street |
| Redick Tower | ||
| Riviera Theater | ||
| Rose Realty-Securities Building | ||
| Rosewater School | ||
| Sacred Heart Catholic Church Complex | 1902 | 2206 Binney Street |
| Saddle Creek Underpass | ||
| Saint Joseph Parish Complex | ||
| Site of Saint Mary's Academy | ||
| St. Cecilia's Cathedral | 1905 | 701 North 40th Street |
| St. John's Collegiate Church | ||
| St. Martin of Tours Episcopal Church | ||
| St. Matthias' Episcopal Church | ||
| St. Philomena's Cathedral and Rectory | ||
| St. Regis Apartments | ||
| Sanford Hotel | ||
| Saunders School | 1899 | 415 North 41st Avenue |
| Simon Brothers Company | ||
| South Omaha Bridge | 1936 | Located on Hwys 275/92 over the Missouri River |
| South Omaha Main Street Historic District | 1883 | South 24th Street between M Street on the north and O Street on the south |
| Standard Oil Company Building of Nebraska | ||
| Steiner Rowhouse No. 1 | ||
| Steiner Rowhouse No. 2 | ||
| Strehlow Terrace | 1905 | 2024 North Sixteenth Street |
| Swoboda Bakery | 1889 | 1422 William Street |
| The Berkeley Apartments | ||
| The Melrose | 1916 | 602 North 33rd Street |
| The Sherman | 1897 | 2501 North 16th Street |
| Thomas Kilpatrick House | 1890 | |
| Trinity Cathedral | ||
| Union Passenger Terminal | 1931 | 801 South 10th Street |
| USS Hazard (AM-240) | 1944 | 2497 Freedom Park Road |
| USS Marlin | 2497 Freedom Park Road | |
| Vinton School | 1907 | 2120 Deer Park Boulevard |
| Vinton Street Commercial Historic District | Along Vinton Street between Elm Street on the west and South 17th Street on the east | |
| Florence Mill | 1846 | 9102 North 30th Street |
| Webster Telephone Exchange Building | 1906 | 2213 Lake Street |
| West Lawn Mausoleum | ||
| Zabriskie House |
[edit] See also
[edit] External links
- Landmarks, Inc. website.
- Restore Omaha Conference, Exhibition & Tour website.
- Collection of photos of Omaha's landmarks.
- National Register properties in Douglas County. Nebraska State Historical Society.
- State of Nebraska Historic Preservation Office.
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