The Crook House is an Italianate style, which represented the no-nonsense grandeur of the military frontier. The furnishings are from the 1880 Victorian period. Collections at this living history museum include decorative arts, costumes, art & crafts and period furnishings.

The Crook House is an Italianate style, which represented the no-nonsense grandeur of the military frontier. The furnishings are from the 1880 Victorian period. Collections at this living history museum include decorative arts, costumes, art & crafts and period furnishings.

Visitors to this exhibit will see a rawhide teepee, and reproductions of both a "Worker's Cottage" and an English Tudor-Revival home.

The Bishop Clarkson Community Gallery takes you back in time over 100 years to the formation of the city and covers topics including religion, immigration, parks and healthcare.

In the late 19th century, Omaha real estate agent Byron Reed gradually put together a stunning collection of coins, documents, books, maps, and other items of great historical importance. Upon his death in 1891, Reed graciously gave his collection to the city of Omaha.

The Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition, held in 1898, ushered in a time of renewed growth and prosperity for Omaha. Souvenirs, photographs and other artifacts recall the extraordinary event that lasted only five months and drew 2.6 million visitors from around the world.

The Harriman Track Level has a variety of transportation and commerce exhibits. From railcars to retail, these exhibits offer opportunities for all ages to explore, discover and remember.

This gallery is a tribute to the exemplary achievements and entrepreneurial spirit of local business people who have helped shape the course of Omaha's history.

This gallery has a variety of transportation and commerce exhibits. From railcars to retail, these exhibits offer opportunities for all ages to explore, discover and remember.

As Omaha's population grew, so did the need for railway stations that could keep up with serving thousands of passengers and freight transactions daily. This exhibit provides visitors with the rich history of Union Pacific's ten passenger depots in Omaha, including Union Station - currently the home for Durham Western H