Born in 1937 during Benson’s booming streetcar days, this building has seen nearly a century of neighborhood history — and still has stories left to tell. Long before craft cocktails and chef-driven menus defined the district, this corner was home to a classic drug store complete with an old-school soda fountain lining the west wall through the 1950s and ‘60s. Later reinvented as a local bar and tavern, the property eventually became the flagship showroom for a growing family-owned plumbing business after its purchase in 1980. Today, as Benson continues its transformation into one of Omaha’s most energetic entertainment and dining destinations, this historic storefront is ready for its next chapter. Surrounded by thriving restaurants, nightlife, live music, and steady foot traffic, the property offers character, visibility, and the kind of authentic history you simply can’t recreate. Walkability Score: 69.