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Magazine Article (7)

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October/3/1921 (3)
December 1922 (3)
December 1923 (1)

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1. Fashionable Pearl Street Fashionable Pearl Street October/3/1921 Mention of Reverend R. S. Symington as the pastor of "the first Presbyterian church in Kansas City" held in 1857 in the parlor of the home of W. G. Barkley at the southeast corner of 3rd Street and Delaware...
2. Fashionable Pearl Street Fashionable Pearl Street October/3/1921 Description of the occupation by William Gillis and his niece, Mrs. Mary Troost, "at the northeast corner of Fourth and Locust Streets" in 1869, previously occupied by "Mr. Wheatley of Hubbell, Wheatley...
3. Fashionable Pearl Street Fashionable Pearl Street October/3/1921 Description of D. V. Whiting, resident of the "Otero house" at the northwest corner of 5th and Locust Streets, engaged "in the forwarding and commission business at the southwest corner of Delaware Street...
4. John Francisco Richards John Francisco Richards December 1923 Mention of "the store of D. A. McKnight," bought by the hardware store of J. F. Richards & Company in 1875 and moving to 424 Delaware Street.
5. Looking Backward Looking Backward December 1922
6. Looking Backward Looking Backward December 1922 Recollections about streets on the "levee," in about 1858, including the following: Grand Avenue (then called Market Street), Delaware Street, 12th Street, Walnut Street, Southwest Boulevard (then called...
7. Reminiscences of Adelbert S. Haines Reminiscences of Adelbert S. Haines December 1922 Photo and article about the reminiscences of Adelbert Haines, or A. S. Haines, the first secretary of the Kansas City Board of Trade, written in 1906 and starting in 1848 at the Shawnee Mills in Kansas....