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5th Street looking Southwest in 1920. The IOOF
building is in the foreground and the Burdge is the large building in the
background. The IOOF building has recently had a major renovation. It is home to
Beermans Restraint and Placer Savings. The Burdge hotel was distorted in a fire and the
site now contains a Big-O-Tire store.
The Lincoln Native Sons dedicated a plaque to the IOOF
building in 1998. |
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5th Street looking Northeast 1906. It looks much
as it does now with the exception of paved streets. The Lincoln Native Sons dedicated a plaque to the Fleming
building in 1998. |
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5th and G street (Highway 65) 1905. Titled
"Storing the Harvest", this Ingram's Drug Store postcard demonstrates the bounty
of Lincoln's agriculture. This block is mostly vacant now. Was home to Jansen feed
store. Note the awning on what was Lincoln Auto parts. Hopefully this block can
be restored.
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5th Street looking Southeast in 1905. Burdge
Hotel in the foreground and the in the IOOF building background. |
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Lincoln Grammar School 3rd and F street was
built in1888 and torn down in 1921. |