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eomaha
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WOW... check out the view from this vantage point!

Post by eomaha »

Found this on the web... taken from St Joseph tower... an assisted care facility (these elderly folks have quite a view!)... overlooking the Dalhman neighborhood.

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edsas
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Post by edsas »

Cool shot.

So St. Joseph's tower is a 13 story building atop a hill south of downtown. For the life of me, I can't remember this building. Granted, it's been 5 years since my last visit to Omaha, but something like that should stick out in my head. What does the building look like? What era was it built? Do you have any pictures of the exterior?
eomaha
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Post by eomaha »

Its a fair distance up 10th Street... hidden among some denser vegetation.
edsas
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Post by edsas »

I'll bet it's got some great views of the river, too. What era is the building? 60s? 70s?

You mentioned on SSP that you might try to finagle your way past the front desk to get some of your own shots. Likely prospect?
StreetsOfOmaha
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Post by StreetsOfOmaha »

Hey, maybe I'll give that a try this summer :wink: .

It's a nice shot, but I wish it showed more of the skyline to the east. Any shot from the south or north makes the skyline look nice and long if you catch the right angle and show it all, which this shot doesn't do.
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