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Omaha Sits on the State Line

Seven Omaha stops cross the state line on foot, recover Black history, put artists in a warehouse, join three museum buildings, save an Art Deco station, display two giant locomotives, and hold three deserts under glass.

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The State Line, Two Locomotives, and Three Deserts

Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge crosses the Missouri and the Nebraska-Iowa state line on a 3,000-foot cable-stayed path. Great Plains Black History Museum preserves the community archive Bertha Calloway began in 1962. Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts gives artists studios and residency time inside a former bag warehouse and opens its exhibitions to the public for free.Joslyn Art Museum connects three distinct buildings from 1931, 1994, and 2024 around more than 12,000 objects spanning 5,000 years. The Durham Museum restores Omaha Union Station's 60-foot-high Great Hall, chandeliers, Belgian marble, passenger cars, and regional history galleries.Kenefick Park puts two huge Union Pacific locomotives above the Missouri valley. Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo holds three desert regions beneath the Desert Dome and nocturnal habitats below it. Admission, parking, special exhibitions, zoo tickets, and programs are separate from the PopHops Pass.

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