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December 2017 Jim McKee's Compleat History of Lincoln No. 26
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December 2017 Jim McKee's Compleat History of Lincoln No. 26
November 2017 Jim McKee's Compleat History of Lincoln No. 25
October 2017 F.W. Fitzpatrick Revisited
September 2017 Nebraska State Capitol Courtyard Fountain Project
August 2017 Picking 150 Notable Nebraskans
July 2017 M's Pub: An Old Market Icon Reconstructed
June 2017 PAL Annual Preservation Awards 2017
May 2017 Jim McKee's Compleat History of Lincoln No. 24
April 2017 A Glimpse at Car Dealerships in Lincoln, Nebraska
March 2017 Town Founders: Butler, Gillespie, and Kennard
February 2017 Sweet Memories: Stories of Lincoln Ice Cream and Candy Makers
January 2017 Jim McKee's Compleat History of Lincoln No. 23
View fullsize The one-story store at 2215 C Street was built in 1925 by the Nelson Brothers. According to the building permit, it started out as a $4,000 frame building, but at some point gained a brick front wall. The building was first the home of Lundholm &
View fullsize The commercial building at 1720 South Street was constructed in 1937 by the Martin-Day Construction Company. They leased the location to the Grand Central Market for ten years. This story, occupying a 40x85 foot area, would be their fourth location,
View fullsize Henry Schneider operated his first grocery store at 27th and O beginning in 1920. In 1921, he secured a building permit for a house at 1902 Lake Street, and the following year, built a one-story brick store on the back of his lot at 2424 S 19th. 
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View fullsize A grocery store stood on this block as early as 1903, but it burned down a year later. The existing building was built in 1929 for Jacob B. Strackbein. Strackbein had been a grocer with the Strasheims in 1919 and worked in the confectionary shop at 1

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