Dundee-Happy Hollow Historic District, Historic residential district in Omaha, Nebraska.
Dundee-Happy Hollow is a historic residential district in Omaha featuring homes built in the early 1900s with varied architectural styles. The area spreads across several blocks and includes a theater as well as many small shops and restaurants.
The area was founded in 1880 by the Shannon Brothers as a planned residential development and was annexed by Omaha in 1915. This early growth established the neighborhood's layout and character that remain today.
The neighborhood gathers each year for Dundee Day, when residents and visitors celebrate together with music, food, and street activities. This event shows how much the community values its shared identity and local roots.
Walking is the best way to explore the area and appreciate the architecture and local businesses. Memorial Park and Elmwood Park offer green spaces to rest and enjoy the neighborhood at a comfortable pace.
In April 1945, a Japanese fire balloon bomb exploded over the neighborhood during World War II, but this event remained secret until after the war ended. It was one of the few places in the United States struck directly by Japanese wartime technology.
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