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| Title | Mill in NKC Has Date with Wrecking Ball |
| Extended Title | City says demolition begins Thursday for buildings built in 1910 with redevelopment to follow. |
| Abstract | The Archer Daniels Midland mill and silos at 1701 Armour Road, built in 1910 and one of the first buildings built in North Kansas City, is being demolished "to make way for a 58-acre mixed-use redevelopment project that the city hopes will include office, retail and hotel space." The city paid $11.3 million for the buildings and will spend another $1.2 million to demolish them. |
| Author | Robert A. Cronkleton
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| Date | January 11, 2012 |
| Source | The Kansas City Star |
| Location | Vertical File: North Kansas City, Missouri |
| Issue Title | Northland Edition - Community |
| See Also | "North KC Tries Anew with RFQ for I-35/Armour Project," Kansas City Business Journal, February 17-23, 2012, p. 11. Shows picture of mill being demolished. |
| Subject | Demolition
Flour & meal industry
Historic buildings
Mills
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| Local Subject | Archer Daniels Midland
North Kansas City, Missouri
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| Illustrations | Yes |
| Item Type | Newspaper Article
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| CONTENTdm number | 40114 |
