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Field Club

The Omaha Field Club area was developed by affluent families in the late 1800’s.  It was Omaha’s first suburb and was bounded on...

The Omaha Field Club area was developed by affluent families in the late 1800’s.  It was Omaha’s first suburb and was bounded on the east by the city’s largest green space, Hanscom Park.  The Omaha Field Club which was Omaha’s first country club and golf course roughly formed its west boundary and became the...

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Hanscom Park

Fifty acres known as Hanscom Park were donated to the city in 1872 by James Megeath and Andrew Hanscom.    In 1889 the City’s...

Fifty acres known as Hanscom Park were donated to the city in 1872 by James Megeath and Andrew Hanscom.    In 1889 the City’s Park Commission hired a landscape architect to improve the rough terrain.  The results included two lakes, fountains, numerous flower beds, roadways and a magnificent growth of trees.  Many...

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Standing Bear

Standing Bear recreation area is a 685 acre multi-use park, lake, and wildlife sanctuary located between 132 nd and 144 th Streets, Fort Street...

Standing Bear recreation area is a 685 acre multi-use park, lake, and wildlife sanctuary located between 132 nd and 144 th Streets, Fort Street and Military Road in northwest Omaha.  Opened in 1977 as a dam for flood control on the Papio Creek system, it quickly became a popular site for fishing, boating, walking, biking, ice skating,...