In the 1860s, the area of 18th and Douglas Streets was considered the outskirts of Omaha. The city was made up of mud streets, hills and hollows. THE WORLD-HERALD
{"Image ImageDescription": "From a section devoted to the Herald that ran October 20, 1940:\n\n\"When the Herald was founded and the above photo was taken from the 'outskirts' at Eighteenth and Douglas streets, Omaha was a city of mud streets, hills, and hallows.\n\nno date of photograph", "Image DateTime": "2014:02:11 12:03:26"}