Are you a longtime resident of North Omaha or a fan of unique architecture? Then you know the community is home to many distinct houses. However, the further north you go the harder it is to find them! One of those hard-to-find homes was tucked away in Ponca Hills. This is a history of the now-lost house and the family who built it.
Leaving his career as a teacher, Kenneth had to take a job with the Omaha World-Herald as a journalist when the Great Depression started in 1929. Within a few years, the bottom fell out of the real estate market in Omaha and he and his wife bought land in the Ponca Hills to build their dream home.
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After buying land in the Ponca Hills from the pioneer T.E. Price family farm along Ponca Road, in 1932 the couple worked with a young architect just getting started to design a unique home called Blue Windows. An old famous North Omaha brickyard was closing in 1932, and Kenneth hauled away the bricks they used to construct their kiln to use on his new house. He made double-thick brick walls for insulation with a huge fireplace with roughewn timbers from the surrounding forests.
In 1946, the home was described as a very rustic brick bungalow featuring a large living room with a massive fireplace. It had a single large bedroom and a large kitchen, and the addition was only partly finished. It sat on two acres and was priced at $3,500.
Continuing his civic engagement, during World War II, Kenneth was the leader of the institute on public relations for the Omaha Community Welfare Council. Right after the war in 1946, he became the editor of The Pacific Northwest Cooperative, the official publication of the Pacific Supply Co-Operative in Walla Walla, Washington. He sold his custom home, Blue Windows, and moved away.
The house is apparently lost today. Its location is even harder to identify, because apparently there was no address associated with Blue Windows! It was located on Ponca Road next door to the T.E. Price house and down the hill from the Frank Latenser house at 4014 North Post Road, which was on the hill above it. The Swanson Dairy Farm was across Ponca Road from Blue Windows, and the Ponca School was less than a quarter mile away from the home.
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