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Carter Lake Residents Take Lots Of Pride In Their Town--'Over There'
Main Entrance...to the Carter Lake School sets off a community project built at a cost of $250,000
$70,000 School Bond Election To Be April 13; Carter Lake Facilities Crowded
School Building...at Carter Lake is bulging with students. Additions to the original structure are visable [sic] at both right and left. Another four-room addition is proposed for the left or west wing.
Carter Lake, Iowa #2
Aerial photo of Carter Lake, with state boundaries drawn in, and various labels: Carter Lake, East Omaha, Omaha Municipal Airport
Holdy Trinity To Open Doors Sunday For First Services; The Rev. Clair Gielbert Says
New Lutheran Church ...located at Ninth and Mayper Streets at Carter Lake is nearing completion.
Carter Lake Residents Take Lots Of Pride In Their Town--'Over There'
The Town Government...is carried on in the Utility Building near Fifth and Locust St. Volunteer firemen use half the building.
Carter Lake Residents Take Lots Of Pride In Their Town--'Over There'
The Largest Industry...and the biggest taxpayer in Carter Lake is the Paxton and Vierling Steel Co.
Carter Lake Residents Take Lots Of Pride In Their Town--'Over There'
Religious Functions...are observed on a community basis in the Carter Lake Presbyterian Church.
Flood of 1952 File #2
High Missouri River water levels near the ASARCO plant and the Port of Omaha on April 14, 1952
Flood of 1952 File #2
Children playing with a puppy on April 14, 1952
Flood of 1952 File #2
April 16, 1952
Flood of 1952 File #2
A nurse tends to children with chicken pox on April 16, 1952
Flood of 1952 File #2
A man overlooks the flooding Missouri River on April 17, 1952
Flood of 1952 File #2
Volunteers are preparing food to distribute to levee workers on April 17, 1952
Flood of 1952 File #2
Sorting mail on April 17, 1952
Flood of 1952 File #2
A young girl is keeping herself entertained at a flood evacuation center on April 17, 1952
Flood of 1952 File #2
Storekeeper A.E. Hill surveys 500 regular telephones and 100 pay phones removed from evacuated areas and placed in temporary storage in a local garage on April 18, 1952
Flood of 1952 File #2
A man protects equipment at Howard Plastics on April 19, 1952
Flood of 1952 File #2
A tugboat moves a barge on the flooded Missouri River on April 19, 1952