John Latenser & Sons Architects

05/08/2024

03/19/2024

Since starting in 1892, Lothrop Elementary School has been important to North Omaha. Read my original research to learn why in the article at https://northomahahistory.com/2024/01/22/a-history-of-lothrop-elementary-school/

03/13/2024

Resting in the small Village of Dodge, Nebraska, these horizonal lines and rounded corners are a beautiful example of Art Deco Streamline Modern Architecture.

Designed by John Latenser & Sons 1935

03/10/2024

Along 38th Street in the Blackstone district of Omaha, a historic manor sits on the crest of the hill, its red brick exterior overlooking the street as if it’s queen of the city. A plaque embedded in these bricks next to the front door reads: “This property has been placed on the National Register of Historic Places by the United States Department of the Interior.” Since its er****on in 1910 by Liechtenstein-born architect John Latenser, the residence has retained most of its original flooring, walls, fixtures, and architectural flourishes.

To learn more about Preserve Omaha, visit preserveomaha.org

https://www.omahamagazine.com/2024/02/22/481755/standing-the-test-of-time

08/31/2023

08/10/2023

On Aug. 13 at 7pm CT, Nebraska Public Media will premiere their new documentary, "In the Deed the Glory: Memorial Stadium." You can watch it on Nebraska Public Media or stream live on Facebook 🏟🎈🏉

05/21/2023

We're very pleased with the City of Omaha and their efforts towards preserving this historic economical gem. A special thanks goes out to our Mayor and her team for creating the next chapter in the David Cole Creamery Building.

Architect: John Latenser Sr.
Built: 1912
1401 Jones St. Omaha, NE.