Throwback Thursday Photo, The Hawk
![KMTV's The Hawk set [RG4628-2]](/sites/history.nebraska.gov/files/blog%20/%20img/rg4628ph000003.jpg)
![Boys fishing at Hanscom Park, Omaha, 1928 [RG3882.PH0019-0007-2]](/sites/history.nebraska.gov/files/blog%20/%20img/rg3882ph001900072.jpg)
Gone fishing! Three young boys fish the pond at Hanscom Park in Omaha in today’s Throwback Thursday photo. If the string of fish the youngest boy holds, the pint-sized fishermen appear to be quite successful their simple lines and homemade pole. Omaha photographer Nathaniel Dewell captured this sweet scene on June 20, 1928.
This isn't the train that was robbed, but is one from that era: a Burlington train in Wilber, Nebraska, in 1910. NSHS RG0813-44
This photo by Edric Eaton shows the interior of one of the buildings used as Trinity Cathedral before construction of the existing cathedral building. NSHS RG2341-944
Welcome to Marker Monday! Each Monday we will feature one of Nebraska’s hundreds of historical markers. If you’d like to see a specific marker featured, send an email to jill.dolberg@nebraska.gov.
A number of people at the Peony Park pool in Omaha in 1930. The pool was not de-segregated until 1963.
Interior of a class room at the Genoa Indian School. Students in class, sitting in desks and holding their books. Teachers are standing around the sides of the room. RG4422.1-20
Left to right: Omaha Central Social Studies teacher Gary Groff with students Maddie Badura and Micah Martin
