Windows at Rodeway Inn in Fremont all boarded up after being broken by baseball-sized hail a couple of weeks ago.
Mel's Diner, damaged by hail.
2007 Honda S2000 CR
At Sarpy County Museum, Gemini Park, Bellevue
Old Burlington Train Depot in Gemini Park. Sarpy County Museum acquired the
depot for one dollar on the condition that it be moved from the railroad
tracks. There's a military display in the museum.
The depot was built by the Omaha and Southwestern
Railroad in 1869 and later served the Burlington Railroad. The depot was built
in response to Bellevue's failure to secure the Transcontinental Railroad to
build across the Missouri River. It was moved to its present location in 1987.
Today, it is the oldest surviving train station in the State of Nebraska.
The depot has been moved twice. It was moved from its
original site on block 4 Anderson's additions, to Hayworth Park. That location
was one mile south of its original site. Unfortunately, that move put the
building in the Missouri River Flood plain. It was subsequently moved by the
Sarpy County Museum to Gemini Park, Bellevue, which is adjacent to the Sarpy
County Museum. This puts the depot in a safe place, well out of the flood plain.
St. Mark's, St. Mary's, or Missionary Society of St. Columban, take your pick.
1965 Jaguar SKE
Painting of Burlington Train Depot on side of Erwin's Jewelry
Puppy
Lucy and Puppy
Lucy
Joseph's flowers
Lucy
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