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Website title: NorthOmahaHistory.com – People, places and events from the history of North Omaha, Nebraska by Adam Fletcher Sasse
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This is a history of youth activism in Omaha, Nebraska, from the last 125+ years.
Before Omaha's founding in 1854, white supremacy suppressed Black political participation. This is a story of how Black people in the city were betrayed by white leaders and still thrived, regardless of white supremacy.
Before 24th and Lake existed, Omaha's first Black neighborhood was established in the 1850s. It was around 10th and Dodge, and was a segregated enclave known as the Near North Side. It housed significant community leaders and institutions, witnessing early civil rights struggles and eventually leading to the area's integration by 1872.
The Missouri River ferry in Omaha served as a vital connection for settlers in the 1800s, enabling the city's establishment. This history shares its founding and ending with people, places and important events between.
This is a history of the Burkhard-Gerelick Ford dealership in North Omaha, Nebraska from 1947 to 1991.
