Missouri Valley Special Collections
Advanced Search | Help | My Favorites
All Images Local History Index  
Search results for: 14 item(s) for: "Wight and Wight" wight and wight
Search current collection(s) again
Refine your search
Date
2008 (3)
1999 (2)
1917 (1)
Spring 2005 (1)
April/11/1968 (1)
Show more...

Type
Book Section (3)
Book (2)
Magazine Article (2)
Newspaper Article (2)
Archival Material (1)
Show more...

Creator
Carol Grove (2)
Wight & Wight (2)
Cydney E Millstein (2)
Ann Mcferrin (1)
Giles Carroll Mitchell (1)
Show more...

 Image: Title: Date: Description:
1. Biography of Thomas Wight (1874-1949) and William D. Wight (1882-1947), Architects Biography of Thomas Wight (1874-1949) and William D. Wight (1882-1947), Architects 2008
2. City Hall Profile City Hall Profile 1999
3. Ersie Tarbell Obituary Ersie Tarbell Obituary April/11/1968 Obituary for Ersie Tarbell, a Kansas City architect with the Wight & Wight Company for 30 years before dying in 1968.
4. Fred Wolferman Residence Fred Wolferman Residence 2008 Description and history of the Fred Wolferman residence designed in late 1922 by Wight & Wight in Kansas City. Includes drawings of the plans for first and second floors.
5. George E. Nicholson Residence George E. Nicholson Residence 2008 Description and history of the George E. Nicholson residence designed by Thomas and William Wight in Kansas City. Built in 1917-1918, the house is located in the Sunset Hill addition of the Country Club...
6. Jackson County Courthouse Profile Jackson County Courthouse Profile 1999
7. Liberty Memorial Design Proposals Collection Liberty Memorial Design Proposals Collection 1921 This one box, 15 folder collection contains 43 black and white photographs measuring 8" x 10" of various views of the entries that were submitted to the Liberty Memorial design contest. They are in the...
8. Missouri: Special Limited Supplement Missouri: Special Limited Supplement 1930 Photo and bio of Thomas Wight, "member of the American Institute of Architects and senior member of the firm of Wight and Wight, architects, Kansas City, Missouri." Born in Canada in 1874 and becoming...
9. Saint Joseph Hospital Saint Joseph Hospital September/2/1915
10. The Sisters of St. Joseph The Sisters of St. Joseph 1917 Book section describes the history of St. Joseph Hospital. Background information related to the Sisters of St. Joseph is provided. The author states that St. Joseph Hospital was first opened on October...
11. There Is No Limit: Architecture and Sculpture in Kansas City There Is No Limit: Architecture and Sculpture in Kansas City 1934 Biographical description of Thomas Wight, older brother in the architectural firm of Wight & Wight, born in Canada in 1874 and emigrating to Kansas City in 1904 before designing the Nelson-Atkins Museum...
12. Under One Roof: Auto-Bus Station, Hotel, Office Building, Garage, Stores Under One Roof: Auto-Bus Station, Hotel, Office Building, Garage, Stores December 1930 Drawing plans and photos with description of multi-purpose architecture designed by Wight & Wight, including the Pickwick Hotel, an office building, a garage, commercial stores, and a bus station in one...
13. Wight and Wight Architects Wight and Wight Architects Illustrations and information on Thomas Wight (1874-1949), co-founder of the prominent Kansas City architectural firm of Wight & Wight (originally Wilder & Wight), with residence at 3363 Holmes Street....
14. William Allen White House William Allen White House Spring 2005 Photograph, description, and short history of the William Allen White House, ''Red Rocks,'' 927 Exchange Street, Emporia Kansas, remodeled by Kansas City architectural firm of Wight and Wight. White was...