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February PAL Brown Bag

Jim McKee’s Compleat History of Lincoln

Program No. 39

Noon, Tuesday, February 14th, 2023

LNK-TV Studio, County/City Building

Free Parking in the city lot north of 10th & K Street

If you can’t join us in person, a livestream is available on our website

WWW.PRESERVELINCOLN.ORG

 Support for series provided by Speedway Properties

 

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View fullsize The Franklin Heights Addition was platted on the far southeast edge of Lincoln in 1889 by two Pennsylvania couples, the Seals and the Peppers. The plat of approximately 25 acres is bounded by Sumner Street on the north, 27th Street on the east, Sout
View fullsize Everett Landmark District features Lincoln's most diverse collection of historic residences, along with historic Everett School (1928) at 11th & C, for which the district and surrounding neighorhood are named. The John Miller House at 1029 E (18
View fullsize Eastridge neighborhood is significant in the areas of community development and commerce (marketing) and architecture as Lincoln’s largest Cold War neighborhood developed and built by a single firm, with distinct characteristics of its period i
View fullsize The East Lincoln/Elm Park District, created as a local landmark district in 1991, consists of the majority of two plats—the East Lincoln Addition of 1868 and the Elm Park Addition of 1905. Despite the very early date of “East Lincoln,&rdq

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