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The name for this Queen Anne style dwelling was derived from Georgia Avenue, the original name for what is now 29th Street. A good example of the rowhouse property type, the structure is one of the more elaborate early rowhouses in Omaha, exhibiting a first level of rough-faced limestone.. It was built for J. Herbert VanCloster, president of the Nebraska Mortgage and Loan Company. The Georgia Apartments is a "facade building", with visual interest limited primarily to the front of the structure.
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