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African American Histories
- African American Artists
- African American Athletes & Facilities
- African American Churches
- African American Civil Rights Organizations - 1950s-1960s
- African American Civil Rights
- African American Contributions to Jazz, Gospel, Hip-Hop
- African American Dramatic Arts
- African American Education - Dorothy Eure & Lerlean Johnson
- African American Educators & Education
- African American Firefighters
- African American Homesteaders
- African American Law Enforcement
- African American Migration to Omaha
- African American Musicians of Omaha
- African American Newspapers
- African American Owned Businesses
- African American Politicians
- African American Social Life
- African American Workers at Omaha's Railroads & Stockyards
- African American Workers at the Naval Ammunition Depot in Hastings
- African Americans in the Civil War
- African Americans in Vietnam
- Charles B. Washington - Journalist and Civil Rights Leader
- Elizabeth Davis Pittman - Lawyer/Judge
- Green Book Omaha
- Marlin Briscoe - Professional Football Player
- Native Omaha Days
- Nebraska's Role in the Underground Railroad
- Sen. Edward Danner - Politician & Civil Rights Activist
- Sudanese Refugees
- Tuskegee Airmen
- European and Asian Immigrant Histories
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Historic Neighborhoods & Buildings
- 24th and Binney/Wirt/Spencer Streets
- 24th and Lake Streets
- Central Park Neighborhood - 42nd and Grand Avenue
- Dahlman Neighborhood - 10th and Hickory Streets
- Hartman Addition Neighborhood - 16th and Williams Streets
- Indian Hills/Southside Terrace Neighborhood - 30th and Q Streets
- Jefferson Square Neighborhood - 16th and Chicago Streets
- Long Neighborhood - 24th and Clark Streets
- Orchard Hill Neighborhood - 40th and Hamilton Streets
- Smithfield Neighborhood - 24th and Ames Avenue
- St. Mary's Neighborhood - 30th and Q Streets
- Latino Histories
- Music Histories
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Native American Histories
- Black Elk and John G. Niehardt
- Chief Standing Bear and Susette La Flesche Tibbles
- Dr. Susan LaFlesche Picotte - Native American Doctor
- Native American Education and Boarding Schools
- Native Americans in the Military
- Pre-statehood Interaction of Native Americans and Europeans
- Preserving Native American Tradition
- Restoring the Ponca Tribe
- The American Indian Movement in the 1960s and 1970s
- The Indian Congress at the 1898 Trans-Mississippi Exposition
- The Omaha Native American Indian Tribe
- OPS Elementary School History
- Redlining in Omaha
- Nebraska's Role in the Underground Railroad
Omaha History - Primary Resources Guide
A list of free, online resources available for teachers and students to use to uncover and share the history of Omaha's people, places, businesses, and events.
418965-Omaha_Uncovered-MIHV_Omaha_Primary_Resource_Guide_WEB.pdf,
1.14 MB;
(Last Modified on September 6, 2023)
