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Browsing page 29 of 1895 with
37896
item(s) in
Local History Index (No Images, Only Citations)
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Advertising Cards
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Aerial Views (Curtiss Flying Service)
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Askren Photographs
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Assorted Images
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Autochromes (Lauder)
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Biographies
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Building Profiles
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Business Buildings (Henry Green)
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Churches
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Coon-Sanders Nighthawks Orchestra
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Education
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Eldridge Slides of Kansas City
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Family Collections
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Guadalupe Center Photographs
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Guerrillas and Outlaws
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Hargrave Photograph Collection
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Journal-Post Photographs (Zeldin)
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Landmarks Commission
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Maps
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Photographs (General Collection)
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Postcards (Mrs. Sam Ray's)
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Music - Dance - Theater
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Native American & Western Photograph Collection
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Nelly Don Photographs
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1951 Kansas City Flood
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Nineteenth-Century Kansas City
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Sanborn Maps
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South Central Business Association
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Transportation
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Willis Castle Memorial Photographs
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561.
A Growing Demand for Local
Feature article in the Star Business Weekly about local farms and the demand for locally grown food even in the winter. The article includes a comparison chart between 2002 and 2007 of number of farms...
Farms; Farmers' markets; Farmers' groups; Farmers; Farm produce; Agriculture;
562.
A Growing Strength
Review of painting show at the Central Exchange.
563.
A Growth Spurt for KC Area
Bates and Caldwell Counties in Missouri and Franklin and Linn Counties in Kansas were added to the metropolitan area bringing the total to 17 counties. The area is officially known as the Kansas City-Overland...
564.
A Guide to Negro Periodical Literature (Subject and Author)
565.
A Guide to the New Foot Trails and Bridle Paths in Mission Hills. ..
Flying field on 1922 map of the Country Club District. Located at 67th Street between Belinder and Porter Roads (west of Belinder Road).
566.
A Guide to the Study of Local History and the Collection of Historical Material
Guide for research, collection, and maintenance of local history materials and societies in Missouri, describing the "Missouri Valley Historical Society in Kansas City."
567.
A Hacker's Guide to Golf in Kansas City
Review of golf courses in the city.
568.
A Hairy Tale at Fahrenheit Gallery
Review of show by Anthony Baab, Naoko Wowsusgi and Aaron D. Wrinkle.
569.
A Hall of Fame Name
Charles Gusewelle, Kansas City Star columnist since 1955, will be inducted into the Missouri Press Association Newspaper Hall of Fame. The Association has inducted 93 Missouri newspaper men and women since...
Reporters; Awards;
570.
A Halloween Story--There's Ghosts in Them Thar (Mission) Hills
File containing an article on the investigation of ghosts in the Mission Hills residential district by psychics such as Maurice Schwalm and others.
571.
A Handmade School: Gordon Parks Elementary
Short article featuring the charter school, Gordon Parks Elementary founded by Dorothy Curry and Sue Garvis and located now on Wyoming in the Volker Neighborhood.
572.
A Handsome and Modern New Bakery
Article about the Campbell Baking Company, its new location at 30th and Troost Avenues, and its operations by president Win Campbell, formerly "associated with local baking interests and with the Ward...
573.
A Hap, Hap, Happy Place
One of the founders of the Bernstein-Rein Advertising agency, Robert Bernstein, celebrated his 65th birthday. During the ''birthday bash,'' Bob marched as the honorary drum major of the Marching Cobras,...
574.
A Hard Worker Faces a Big Job
Article discusses the Kansas City Chief's new general manager, Scott Pioli. Pioli most recently was the vice president of the New England Patriots and helped the team to four Super Bowls.
Football; Athletes;
575.
A Hat, a Boat, and a Cup Runneth Over
Review of sculptural installations at the Kansas City Health Department.
576.
A Health Center with More
The new Samuel U. Rodgers Health Center, located at 825 Euclid Ave. across the street from the prior facilities, cost $25.1 million. The metal-and-glass builidng was designed to resemble a pelican, the...
Health care facilities; Poor persons;
577.
A Helping Hand Annex
Addition of new facility to previously existing building for use by the Helping Hand Institute.
578.
A Hero In Education
Featured obituary for Russell Jones who was first superintendent of the reorganized Park Hill School District, from 1946 to 1969. He died June 26, 2006, at age 93. "He guided the district through two decades...
579.
A Hero's Welcome Home
Article describes the new home presented to Kansas City firefighter Stephen Johnson in a 2005 episode of the ABC reality television show "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition." Johnson was one of six local firefighters...
Houses; Interior design; Television programs; Architecture;
580.
A Hidden Gem
The "Castle's View" column features Antoine's or the Antoine Seed Company located in Independence, Missouri. It appears that four generations of the Antoine family have been running the store for over...
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