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| 654 J. E. George Boulevard Omaha, NE 68132 |
(402) 689-9208 armand@prairiebreezegraphics.com |
      
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"Omaha's Durham Museum" The Durham started life as the Union Pacific's "Union Station," a busy train center that handled as many as 10,000 people daily. The City of Omaha bought the station in 1972 after passenger service was discontinued. Presently the Museum hosts traveling exhibits and has a number of permanent galleries. There is an operational old time soda fountain much like the original when the building was a train station. 5x7-$6.50 8x10-$10.00 11X14-$12.50 FRAMED & DOUBLE MATTED UNDER GLASS 5x7-$15.00 8x10-$20.00 11x14-$25.00 |
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