Bakery was a neighborhood bakery serving the residents surrounding it. The bakery's specialties were Vienna and German rye bread. During a Food Administration hearing on the price of bread, Elsasser's Bakery reported total sales in December 1917 of $2,140, with the retail price of a loaf of bread set at 9 cents. The value of the plant and the equipment was estimated at $2,500. The Elsasser family was known throughout Omaha for their large, annual family reunions. The first Elsasser reunion was held on November 1, 1913, across the street from the bakery at Miller's Hall at 1724 Vinton Street. A stained glass window as a memorial to William L. Elsasser was installed by the Elsasser family on the south wall of the sanctuary of Cross Lutheran Church at 3101 South 20th Street. Gallery See also History of Omaha Vinton Street Commercial Historic District Arthur G. Rocheford Building References National Register of Historic Places in Omaha, Nebraska History of Omaha, Nebraska History of South Omaha, Nebraska Commercial buildings completed in 1923 Landmarks in South Omaha, Nebraska Bakeries of the United States German-American culture in Omaha, Nebraska Commercial buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in Nebraska 1923 establishments in Nebraska