These beautifully sketched, printed note cards feature the artisan's view of the historic Dundee neighborhood developed in 1880.  Dundee has the distinction of having been bombed in WWII.  A Japanese incendiary balloon detonated above Dundee in 1945, but did little damage.  Nevertheless, a plaque on Underwood Avenue a few yards west of 50th street marks the spot.  The Dundee area includes Memorial Park, which has a World War II memorial and a Vietnam/Korean War memorial.

 

Set Includes: 8 Matching Baronial Envelopes - nicely packaged in clear plastic box

Dimensions:
4.25" x 5.5"

  CLICK ON EACH OF THE IMAGES BELOW FOR DETAILED PICTURE

 

Chiming Clock at 50th & Underwood		Streetcar Wall - Bas-relief at Underwood  & Happy Hollow recalls the streetcars of Omaha's past
Hanging Baskets		Korean & Vietnam Memorial
Monsignor's House Monsignor Suneg founded St. Margaret Mary Church in Dundee		Elmwood Entrance
Scenic Elmwood Pavilion		Memorial Wall Completed in 1948 the WWII  colonnade is a monument to honor over 950 Douglas County men & women who died in WWII.