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View fullsize This striking building was the Masonic Temple located on the northeast corner of 11th and M Streets, constructed in 1883. The building was designed by architect T D Allen and built by an association of the various Masonic groups. Along with the lodge
View fullsize John Howard Harley was born in Nova Scotia in 1848 and moved to Lincoln in 1871. He had six years’ experience working as a drug clerk, and he easily stepped into a position with Leighton & Brown, wholesale druggists in Lincoln. In 1873, he
View fullsize The Halter Block was constructed by Alexis Halter, an early Lincoln pioneer who ran a meat market along with his brothers. When the Lincoln Stockyards opened, the brothers started a livestock commission firm (1886) and a meat canning company a year l
View fullsize John Gillespie was one of the three Capital Commissioners who selected the village of Lancaster to become the new capital of Nebraska, renamed Lincoln. As the State Auditor, he was responsible for moving the seat of state government to the new locati

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