George F. Shepard House, Historical residence in North Omaha, Nebraska, United States.
The George F. Shepard House is a residential building in North Omaha combining Queen Anne and Beaux-Arts architectural elements. The structure features extensive marble work and decorative stone carvings throughout its exterior and interior surfaces.
The house was built in 1903 by stonemason George F. Shepard during the era of the Trans-Mississippi Exposition. The city granted it landmark status in 1981.
The residence displays detailed stonework created by the stonemason himself, whose artistic skill shaped how the building looks and feels. His craftsmanship remains visible in every carved detail throughout the house.
The building is open to visitors on a regular basis and sits in the Kountze Place neighborhood, making it convenient for exploring North Omaha's architectural heritage. Plan enough time to examine the stonework details up close.
The building survived a major preservation campaign in 1981 that led to city-funded restoration work. This rescue effort prevented its decline and established it as a significant local landmark.
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