Union Pacific Yards, Omaha Size:9x12

Union Pacific Yards, Omaha Size:9x12This vintage was captured in 1938 at the Union Pacific Yards in Omaha, Nebraska. Crisscrossing railroad tracks fill the frame, with a train travelling down the tracks on the left side of the image. A second train has just barely entered the frame at the top of the image. This historic photograph takes viewers back in time to when trains were the main method of long distance travel across the country. Our team has digitally restored this historic image

the fair had been extended to a three-day event with more and more attractions being added

the building houses offices and classrooms

We worked with a digital scan of the original glass negative to repair damage and remove all traces of dust and dirt

We digitally repaired damage

It is taken from the original glass negative made in 1912

taken in New York City in 1947

designed by William Henry Miller

the lake draws travelers and adventurers from far and wide

This historic photograph takes viewers back in time to when trains were the main method of long-distance travel across the country

we get glimpses of the striking building through the lush trees that stand in front of it

our prints will last a lifetime

including World War II and the Korean War