The document highlights the historical landmarks of North Omaha, showcasing churches, theaters, and schools such as Grace Apostolic Church and Ritz Theater while discussing their significance and the need for preservation. It emphasizes various methods to preserve history and the actions taken by community organizations. It also calls for further advocacy and education to ensure the protection of North Omaha's historical heritage.

1. Preserve North
Omaha History
Adam Fletcher, NorthOmahaHistory.com

2. Grace Apostolic Church
aka Military Theater
2216 Military Avenue
Opened 1928

3. ● Structures
● Stories
● Culture
What History Needs Preserved?

4. Bethel AME
Church
2428 Franklin
Street
Built in 1899
Article Available

5. ● Recognition
● Preservation
● Conservation
How Do We Preserve History?

6. Central Park School,4904 North 42nd Street, Opened in c1870, Built in 1912

7. ● Renovation
● Restoration
● Reconstruction
● Redevelopment
How Do We Preserve History?

8. Ritz Theater
2041 North 24th Street
Built in 1935
Demolished c1979

9. ● Historic Markers
● Historic Sites (NRHP, OL)
● Museums
● Events
What Has Happened Before?

10. Fontenell Park
Pavilion
4407 Fontenelle Blvd
Built in 1927
Article Available

11. ● NorthOmahaHistory.com
● Wikipedia
● Omaha Public Schools
Making Invisible History
Vibisible
● History Nebraska
● Douglas County Historical
Society
● Restoration Exchange Omaha
● Durham Museum
● Florence History
● Faith Communities
● Higher Education
● Other Community-Based Orgs
Who Took Action Before?

12. Mount Vernon
Baptist Church
aka Grand Theater
2920 North 16th
Street
Built in 1916

13. ● Public Policy
● Public Perceptions
● Partnerships
● Celebrations
What Change Needs to Happen?

14. Calvin Memorial Presbyterian Church,3105 North 24th Street, Built in 1910
Article
Available

15. ● Educate
● Advocate
● Activate
How Can Change Happen Next?

16. John R. Reagan House
2102 Pinkney Street
Built in 1910
Demolished in 2017
Article Available

17. Visit NorthOmahaHistory.com