The post office is at 47 30 So, 24th street. 24th street use to be the main street of South Omaha. The post office was built in 1899. It was the high light of South Omaha, which grew quickly because of the meat packing companies in town. It features classical revival architecture with Roman Corinthian columns. Historically it also housed government agriculture offices and a military recruiting station but now is dedicated to postal services only. It reminds everyone that South Omaha has a history independent of Omaha but is now part of Omaha.
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Friday, February 6, 2026
Thursday, September 25, 2025
Durham History Museum: Union Pacific Building and Lobby
Union Pacific Station which now houses the Durham Museum was built in the art deco style. It reminded me a lot of Hoover Dam outside Las Vegas.
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| The lobby has a myriad of figures to give the sense of an actual lobby |
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| the ceiling |
Labels:
architecture,
Durham Museum,
lobby,
Omaha,
Omaha museums,
Train depot,
Union Pacific
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