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1. Artists and Their Space Artists and Their Space July//1983 Photos and biographical article about Ron Slowinski, a "painting professor at the Kansas City Art Institute" with various modern art pieces decorating the interior of his home in Kansas City.
2. Artists and Their Space Artists and Their Space July//1983 Photos and description of the interior decoration of the home of Warren Rosser ("professor of painting at the Kansas City Art Institute") and his wife Yvonne Rosser ("also an artist and teacher at Barstow...
3. August Meyer Residence August Meyer Residence Folder includes nomination form for the National Register for the August Meyer residence, located at 4415 Warwick and also known as Vanderslice Hall. It is currently owned by the Kansas City Art Institute....
4. August Meyer Residence August Meyer Residence Distant frontal and side view, also shows outbuilding; located at 4415 Warwick.
5. August Meyer Residence August Meyer Residence Full frontal and side view; located at 4415 Warwick.
6. August Meyer Residence August Meyer Residence Partial side view; located at 4415 Warwick.
7. August Meyer Residence August Meyer Residence Partial side view; located at 4415 Warwick.
8. August Meyer Residence August Meyer Residence Partial frontal and side view; located at 4415 Warwick.
9. August Meyer Residence (Vanderslice Hall), Gold Fish Lake August Meyer Residence (Vanderslice Hall), Gold Fish Lake Postcard of the Gold Fish Lake on the grounds of the August Meyer Residence (Vanderslice Hall)
10. Bruner Residence Bruner Residence 1989 Full frontal view of Mineral Hall, designed by Louis Curtiss, located at 4340 Oak.
11. Bruner Residence Bruner Residence Detail view of entrance of Mineral Hall, designed by Louis Curtiss and located at 4340 Oak.
12. Bruner Residence Bruner Residence Full frontal view of Mineral Hall, designed by Louis Curtiss and located at 4340 Oak.
13. Deaths: Miss Sally Frank Ownby Deaths: Miss Sally Frank Ownby June/23/1964 Obituary for Miss Sally Frank Ownby, or Sally Ownby, "author of a cookbook" dying in 1964 at her house at "4340 Oak street." Description of "her home, a large house of rough stone with a front door executed...
14. Drawing of August Meyer Residence Drawing of August Meyer Residence Full frontal and side view, also shows outbuilding; located at 4415 Warwick.
15. Early Kansas City Architects: Van Brunt and Howe Early Kansas City Architects: Van Brunt and Howe December//1978 Photo and biographical article about Henry Van Brunt (1836-1903) and Frank Howe (1849-1909), partners in the Kansas City architectural firm of Van Brunt & Howe, established here in 1885. Van Brunt a native...
16. Kansas City Art Institute Kansas City Art Institute Exterior view of the Kansas City Art Institute showing Vanderslice Hall on the left and Epperson Auditorium on the right. Vanderslice Hall originally was the August Meyer residence located at 4415 Warrick...
17. Roland Bruner Residence Roland Bruner Residence Nomination form for the National Register for the Roland Bruner residence, also known as "Mineral Hall" or "Ownby Hall," built in 1903-1904 at 4340 Oak Street by Henry Johnson and later owned by the Kansas...
18. What Wright Wrought in Kansas City What Wright Wrought in Kansas City December-January//1964 Photos and biographical article about Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959), or Frank Wright, a famous American architect designing three Kansas City area buildings starting at the age of 70, including the Clarence...