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Nebraska

Omaha’s rail yards feature longstanding safety signage, including a faded warning against riding atop freight cars. Grain elevator silos in the city are concrete structures now covered in graffiti, marking a transition from industrial use to urban art surfaces.

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Bulkmatic tank trailer 77310 parked in Omaha, Nebraska.
Bulkmatic Tank Trailer 77310 is parked in Omaha, Nebraska. Bulkmatic operates a fleet of dry bulk tank trailers used to transport materials such as grain, cement, and industrial powders.
Fitzgerald Rooms building in Omaha, Nebraska, covered with handwritten preservation signs.
Fitzgerald Rooms building, Omaha, Nebraska, is covered with handwritten messages urging preservation of the vacant structure. The boarded-up windows and posted notices suggest the building is undergoing a period of uncertainty or redevelopment.
Railroad safety sign in Omaha, Nebraska, warns workers not to ride on top of rail cars.
Railroad safety sign in Omaha, Nebraska, warns workers not to ride on top of rail cars beyond this point. The weathered sign stands beside tracks in an industrial rail yard area.
Omaha grain silos in Omaha, Nebraska, with graffiti murals along the base.
Omaha grain silos in Omaha, Nebraska, have large-scale graffiti murals painted along their lower sections. The concrete elevators are part of the city’s grain-handling infrastructure. Their cylindrical forms rise above the mural panels beside an open lot.

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