Answer: The Broadway entrance to Mount Loretto Academy, formerly a motherhouse and novitiate for the Sisters of Mercy and, before that, a private home. These gates are north of Oak St.]]>
Answer: The Golden Spike Monument at Ninth Ave. and Twenty-first St. It marks the eastern terminus of the Union Pacific Railroad, as fixed by Abraham Lincoln.]]>
Answer: Peterson School, 2600 South 9th St.
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Answer: The plaque is above the entrance to the $1,750,000 water purification building on the Missouri River at North Twenty-fifth Street.]]>
Union Pacific Railroad Photo written on the reverse side.]]> Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company--Maps. ]]>
1949 is written on the reverse side.]]>
This photograph is also used in another Daily Nonpareil article titled "Council Bluffs Lost Union Pacific Headquarters in a Fight Over Railroad Bridge," from October 8, 1939. The caption reads "Key to the western section of the United States is this present bridge over the Missouri river between Council Bluffs and Omaha. It's the Union Pacific bridge that carries all trains from the terminal bottleneck into Nebraska."]]> Daily Nonpareil October 8, 1939]]> 1939-10-08]]>
Nonpareil 3-66 written on the reverse side.]]>