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(Photo by Mrs. H. C. Victor.)
The executive mansion at Fifteenth and H streets, south of the capltol, by common consent Is one of the
most Imposing residence structures In Nebraska's capital city. It was bought by the state during the adminis
tration of Governor Poynter, and In turn has been the abode of Governors Dietrich and Savage. It Is a credit to
the state and to the Judgment of the legislature which authorized its purchase.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1886
