St. John A.M.E. Church
2402 North 22nd Street
Omaha, Nebraska 68110-2210

Frederick S. Scott/Reinholdt F. Henning, 1922, 1956

St. John’s was the first church for African-Americans in Nebraska. Its worship home is an eccentric design broadly inspired by Wright’s early Prairie buildings, such as Unity Temple and the City National Bank in Mason City. This is a view from the southwest.

  

 

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