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    3038 Hennepin Ave Minneapolis, MN
    612-822-4611

Open Daily: 10am - 10pm | Alley-side Pickup: 10am - 7pm
3038 Hennepin Ave Minneapolis, MN
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North Omaha History: Volume One

North Omaha History: Volume One

Fletcher Sasse, Adam

Paperback

Series: North Omaha History, Book 1

Regional: Midwest

ISBN10: 1533361983
ISBN13: 9781533361981
Publisher: Createspace
Published: May 1 2016
Pages: 274
Weight: 0.81
Height: 0.58 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
There is hidden, neglected, denied, lost and forgotten history in North Omaha, Nebraska. Home to the majority of Nebraska's African American population for more than a century, the community also has a brilliant history among Omaha's Jewish population, Swedes, Italians, Irish and more. Its history with working class, low-income, upper class and everyday people is enriched by the religious, social, cultural and economic diversity of the area, too.In the first volume of a series, Adam Fletcher Sasse exposes the hyperlocal history of the community in a collection of vibrant, bountiful articles. Carefully tracking more than 200 years, Fletcher Sasse shares his research on a variety of topics, including the fur trade, Native Americans, pioneer towns, European immigrants, and the development of the community.Highlighting the history of North Omaha's African American community as well, this book exposes Omaha's systematic and long-standing attitude and actions towards this population. With precise details and dynamic writing, Fletcher Sasse reveals some shocking events, demonstrates intriguing patterns and enlightens a bright pathway towards the future of North Omaha's history.This book is the first volume of the North Omaha History Series.The book begins with a summary of the history of North Omaha, then details a few of the big issues affecting the community, including Fur Trading, Churches, Movie Theaters, Streetcars, Hospitals and Healthcare.Then, it highlights the racial history of the community beginning with African Americans in North Omaha, including politics and community leaders. It also mentions many different ethnicities. Native Americans and the Jewish Community are featured, too. Since it's about North Omaha, the book includes the histories of Racism, Community Leaders, and the Omaha Star, as well as sections on the riots in the 1960s, including the June 1969 Riot.Exposing the history of red lining in North Omaha, the book features the backgrounds of several historic neighborhoods, including East Omaha, Florence, Belvedere Point, Saratoga, Kountze Place, Walnut Hill, Miller Park Neighborhood, Near North Side, and Fort Omaha.The appendices include more than 20 tours around North Omaha, as well as a comprehensive index.

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