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Parks
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Park and Boulevard Sys...
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Urban Planning
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Amusement Parks
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Kessler, George E
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Nancy Parks
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Hadley K Irwin
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1.
'Bird and the Architects of Tomorrow
June/July, 1998
Article describes an effort by the steering committee of the Kaw valley Arts Council and a group of University of Kansas Architecture students to create a Charlie Parker Memorial Park in Kansas City, Kansas....
2.
'Loggers' Converge at City Park
March//1974
Photo and article about the high demand for dead trees from Kansas City parks as wood-burning fuel during the energy crisis.
3.
A City Planned to Meet Modern Needs: New City in Making
March//1936
Sections of the magazine on Kansas City's airport, auditorium, city hall, hospitals, trafficways, parks and boulevards, water, Brush Creek, and Blue River.
4.
A City's Fight for Beauty
February//1906
Story of the parks and boulevards in Kansas City. Many photos of the Paseo and one of Penn Valley Park. One map of the city's parks.
5.
A Fond Farewell to the Orient Express
November, 2004
Author bids adieu to one of Kansas City's best known roller coasters, the Orient Express, which was dismantled prior to the 2004 season at Worlds of Fun. As part of his homage to the coaster, the author...
6.
A Glimpse of History Presented by Geo. H. Porter Funeral Home
March//1980
Ad for George H. Porter Funeral Home with illustrations and a brief history about Carnival Park, an amusement park in Kansas City, Kansas, between 14th, Tauromee, 16th, and Armstrong Avenue, closed in...
7.
A Handmade School: Gordon Parks Elementary
March 2002
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.
8.
A Higher Standard of Maintenance
February//1967
Photos and article about the "distinctive Great Ape House" at the Kansas City Zoo in Swope Park. Description of the new acquisition and "higher maintenance" standards of park land in Kansas City's park...
9.
A New Boat-House for Kansas City
November//1949
Article about the new boat-house in Swope Park for the lake there, with photos.
10.
A New Building at Watkins Mill
Summer//1993
Article describing the preservation of and additions to the antebellum Watkins Mill site "located a few miles north of Kansas City, Missouri," as well of the operations of the mill's wool production, with...
11.
A New Zoo?
June 2002
Article about management changes at the Kansas City Zoo. Faced with declining attendence and the threat of losing professional accreditation, the Zoo's management transferred from the Kansas City Parks...
12.
A Union Station Park
March 1914
Short article about the favorable proposition to use the "land directly to the south of the new Union Station. ..for park purposes," and "that ample traffic ways to the east and to the west from the station...
13.
A Water Experience. ..
May//1977
Combination fountain and pool designed for children.
14.
A World of Variety at Worlds of Fun
Second Quarter//1973
Review of the new Worlds of Fun amusement park, the third "major theme park" in Missouri, with photos.
15.
Airlines in the United States, January 1, 1934
Spring 2003
Map and names of airlines showing routes in 1934: American Airways; Eastern Air Transport; Kohler Aviation Corp.; National Parks Airways; Northwest Airways; Pan American Airways System; Pennsylvania Air...
16.
All That Jazz
March 1973
Article about the history of jazz, including Kansas City's influence on it before 1900 and after World War I.
17.
America's Most Beautiful City
July/15/1915
Description with photos of the notable park system: "Tying them all together is the longest system of municipal boulevards in the world."
18.
Appreciation of Swope Park
April/23/1918
Explanation of a proposal by the Chamber of Commerce to "give expression" of thanks "in a more substantial way than merely through resolution of thanks."
19.
Art in the Loop and Oppenstein Park
April 2007
The commission for the Art in the Loop project in Oppenstein Park has been awarded to Laura DeAngelis.
20.
Art Writ Large
March 2011
Review of architectural and fine-art photographer Mike Sinclair whose "work has been seen in major publications and architectural press such as the "The New York Times," "Dwell," "Metropolis," "Architectural...
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