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Georges > The building has been restored over the last several years.
Georges > This now leads to exhibits on the upper and lower levels.
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Georges > All of the windows will be trimmed in black.
Georges > The Magnolia Hotel chain has purchased the historic Aquila Court building.In addition to major internal remodeling there has been a lot of outside cleanup.Click on any image for a larger view ortry the slide show button.
Georges > A view up the hill.The Aquila is listed on the National Register of Historic places. You can see one face of another historic Omaha building, the Flatiron, to the right.Click here to see photos of both buildings in the snow.
Georges > Another worker concentrates on the street level windows.
Georges > These workers are replacing the windows.A representative of the new owner said each of the 145 rooms will have artwork from local artists.
Georges > This old board has survived exposure to the weather. It's about eight inches wide.
A view up the hill.

The Aquila is listed on the National Register of Historic places. You can see one face of another historic Omaha building, the Flatiron, to the right.

Click here to see photos of both buildings in the snow.
Georges > A view up the hill.The Aquila is listed on the National Register of Historic places. You can see one face of another historic Omaha building, the Flatiron, to the right.Click here to see photos of both buildings in the snow.
A view up the hill.

The Aquila is listed on the National Register of Historic places. You can see one face of another historic Omaha building, the Flatiron, to the right.

Click here to see photos of both buildings in the snow.
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