5 November 2001 - The Paxton Manor, 14 and Farnam Streets
28 October 2001 - Miller Park Pavilion, 2707 Redick Avenue
7 October 2001 - Union Pacific Shops (under demolition)
29 September 2001 - Omaha Farmer's Market, 11 and Jackson Streets
23 September 2001 - "Omaha Salutes the Spirit of America"
16 September 2001 - Henry-Doorly Zoo Desert Dome under construction
1 September 2001 - Omaha World-Herald Freedom Center, 14 and Capitol Streets
5 August 2001 - Demolition of the Indian Hills Theather, 87 Street and West Dodge Road
15 July 2001 - Harte Block, 50 and Underwood Streets
30 June 2001 - "Glory of the West" by Patsy Smith, from Omaha's J. Doe Project
24 June 2001 - Summer Arts Festival - 17 and Farnam Streets
16 June 2001 - Technical High School, 31 and Cuming Streets
8 June 2001 - President George W. Bush throws ceremonial first pitch to open 2001 College World Series
3 June 2001 - Trinity United Methodist Church, Crown Point Avenue and Fontenelle Boulevard
27 May 2001 - United States Federal Building, Fifteenth and Dodge Streets
27 April 2001 - White Alligator at Henry-Doorly Zoo
7 March 2001 - Statue Display at Durham Western Heritage Museum
4 February 2001 - Union Pacific Pattern Shops (1912)
21 January 2001 - Union Pacific Headquarters, 1416 Dodge Street
31 December 2000 - Souvenir of Omaha's Golden Spike Days (1939) - 70th anniversary of completion of first transcontinental railroad and Omaha premiere of Cecil B. DeMille's film "Union Pacific"
2 December 2000 - Doorknob from original Omaha City Hall
19 November 2000 - Construction of Desert Dome at Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo
12 November 2000 - St. John's Church, Creighton University Campus (June 26, 1887)
29 October 2000 - Military Theater (now Grace Apostolic Church), 2216 Military Avenue
21 October 2000 - The new Children's Hospital, Eighty-Fourth Street and West Dodge Road
14 October 2000 - Omaha's Eppley Airfield, Abbott Drive
8 October 2000 - University of Nebraska at Omaha, Arts and Sciences Building, Sixty-Sixth and Dodge Streets
27 August 2000 -
Farewell Tour comes to Omaha Omaha Civic Auditorium, 29 August 2000
20 August 2000 - Bridge at Levi Carter Park - Abbott Drive
12 August 2000 - South Omaha Stockyards (Under Demolition)
5 August 2000 - Potter's Field Cemetery, Forty-Eighth and Young Streets
29 July 2000 - South Omaha City Hall (1906), Twenty-Fourth and "O" Streets
23 July 2000 - Salem Baptist Church, Thirty-First and Lake Streets
16 July 2000 - Demise of the K-Mart Building, Seventy-Second Street and Military Avenue
9 July 2000 - Orpheum Theater Marquis - Sixteenth Street, Downtown Omaha
23 June 2000 - Storm Clouds over Omaha
18 June 2000 - "Koori" the Koala at Henry-Doorly Zoo
11 June 2000 - Omaha Home for Boys, Fifty-Second Street and Ames Avenue
3 June 2000 - "City of Benson" Community Center (former Benson Fire Station Headquarters) - Sixtieth and Blondo Streets - Historic Mayne Street and Orphanage Avenue
20 May 2000 - Omaha Beef vs. Louisiana Rangers, Omaha Civic Auditorium
22 April 2000 - Union Pacific Shops with Omaha Skyline
9 April 2000 - Rosehill Elementary School (1907), Fifty-sixth and Corby Streets
28 March 2000 - Douglas County Landfill
18 March 2000 - N.P. Dodge Memorial Park
4 March 2000 - Baum Iron Company - Thirteenth and Harney Streets
25 February 2000 - Omaha Civic Auditorium - Eighteenth and Capitol Streets
20 February 2000 - Fontenelle Park Lagoon
12 February 2000 - Omaha Public Power District Power Plant
5 February 2000 - ConAgra World Headquarters
29 January 2000 - Missouri River in Winter
22 January 2000 - Winter at Gene Leahy Mall, Downtown Omaha
15 January 2000 - Joslyn Castle, Thirty-Ninth and Davenport Streets
8 January 2000 - Mosaics of the World Building - Eighteenth and Douglas Streets
23 December 1999 - Winter at Mount Vernon Gardens
18 December 1999 - Santa Comes to Oakview Mall
11 December 1999 - Douglas County Courthouse with Christmas Decorations
4 December 1999 - Roman L Hruska United States Courthouse (Under Construction)
27 November 1999 - Rail Bridge over Misssouri River between Omaha, NE, and Council Bluffs, IA
20 November 1999 - Omaha Lancers vs. Green Bay Gamblers, Ak-Sar-Ben Coliseum
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13 November 1999 - Joslyn Art Museum
7 November 1999 - War Veterans Memorial - Memorial Park
23 October 1999 - Old Lincoln Highway - North of Dodge Between 170th and 192nd Streets
16 October 1999 - W. Dale Clark Library, Downtown Omaha, Nebraska
15 August 1999 - Komodo Dragon, Henry-Doorly Zoo
1 August 1999 - Omaha's Old Market District - View from Tenth and Howard Streets
24 July 1999 - A.K. Riley Building (1889), 1014 Douglas Street
18 July 1999 - Mormon Bridge (Interstate 680) over Missouri River between Nebraska and Iowa
10 July 1999 - Veteran's Memorial Bridge - Thirteenth Street and Missouri Avenue
3 July 1999 - St. Cecilia's Cathedral
20 June 1999 - Omaha's Old Public Library
13 June 1999- Rose Blumkin Performing Arts Center (Astro Theater, Paramount Theater)
6 June 1999 - Omaha's Flatiron Building, Seventeenth and Harney Streets
29 May 1999 - Omaha Golden Spikes vs. Tacoma Rainiers, Rosenblatt Stadium
22 May 1999 - Union Pacific Display - Kenefick Park
16 May 1999 - Lozier IMAX Theater at Henry-Doorly Zoo
9 May 1999 - Fountain in Heartland of America Park
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Following is an excerpt from The Story of the Great Flood and Cyclone Disasters, edited by Thomas H. Russell and published by Thomas H. Morrison in 1913. Chapter XXII, entitled “In the Storm’s Path”, describes the path of the tornado as it moved from #Omaha, #Nebraska into Iowa:In crossing Sherman Avenue the path extended from Binney street on the south to Emmet street on the north, and scarcely anything was left intact. Striking over the bluffs into the railroad yards, the #tornado devastated the Missouri Pacific roundhouse wrecked its fury on the rolling stock and then seethed across#CarterLake and the
#EastOmaha bottoms.
A terrible, but beautiful spectacle accompanied the crossing of the lake, when the twister sucked the water high into the air, a real
#waterspout. The cottages along the lake were mostly destroyed the Illinois Central trestle obliterated and scores of store buildings wrecked. At this point the width of the path is said to have been nearly half a mile wide.
Crossing the #Missouririver, the #twister struck the bluffs and seemed to turn southward. That this was the case is evident from the damage done in the city of#CouncilBluffs, which reports that the storm came from the north.
At the same time another outrider of the main body of the tornado was crossing the river in #Sarpycounty, hitting up the #Mosquitocreek through #lakeManawa and the scattering residences and farms thereabouts. Another waterspout was noted on#Manawa. This comparatively small twister disappeared after this work of destruction.
Other twisters were reported all up and down the #Missouririver and #Platterivervalleys, indicating the scope of the cyclonic conditions.