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"1903 Flood"
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1903 Flood
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Floods
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West Bottoms
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Union Depot
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Bridges
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1903
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June//1903
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1935
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When the 'Annie Cade' Plied the Missouri River
Spring//1996
History of the Missouri riverboat, the "Annie Cade," providing ferry service between Harlem and the foot of Main Street in Clay and Jackson Counties from 1879 to 1907, sinking in 1911. Description of its...
2.
Walnut Street
1903
Rooftop view looking north along Walnut from 6th. Shows flooded Missouri River.
3.
Union Station: Great Landmark Sits Empty, Lifeless and Deteriorating while Hope Waits in the Wings
Spring//1991
History of Union Station as a railroad station replacing Union Depot, severely damaged in the 1903 flood. Discussion of the litigation over its future uses and owners.
4.
Union Station Profile
1999
5.
Union Depot Profile
1999
6.
The Weekly Implement Trade Journal's Kansas City Flood Souvenir, 1903
1903
Photo of "Union Avenue and Union Depot," with water covering front doors of businesses on the street in the 1903 flood.
7.
The Kansas River Flood
February/13/1904
Article about flood control and modification of river channels through study of the earth the river is cutting through, including work by Erasmus Haworth.
8.
The Kansas City Flood in Retrospect
December/12/1903
Article about the relief effort for the 1903 flood, with thorough description of the carnage.
9.
The Great Kansas City Inundation
July//1903
Extensive description of the destruction caused by the 1903 flood with many photos and an illustration of Emil Zola, Kansas City cousin of the French author Emile Zola.
10.
The Floods in the West
June/13/1903
Photo of the flooded railroad and Wholesale District, including Union Depot.
11.
The Floods in the West
June/13/1903
Four photos of different sections of Topeka, Kansas, showing severe flooding from the Kansas River in 1903.
12.
The Early History of the Lumber Trade in Kansas City
1924
History of the West Bottoms area from 1880 to just after the 1903 flood, including Union Depot and the various manufacturing concerns and railroads in the area.
13.
The Demise of Toad-a-Loop
Summer 2001
Article about the demise of the area of Kansas City, Kansas known as "Toad-a-Loop" or "Tour-de-Loup." Described as "the horseshoe area surrounding Greystone Heights with a portion crossing over into Jackson...
14.
Storms Leave Their Mark on Kansas City
April/26/2001
Article reviewing the chronology of various storms and other weather-related disasters in Kansas City history back to the 1844 flood (but not including the 1826 flood).
15.
Standard Oil Company
1903
Identified as damage to barrels located at the Standard Oil Company from the 1903 flood.
16.
Some of Kansas City's Most Noteworthy Natural Disasters
May 5, 2003
1886 Tornado; 1903 Flood; 1951 Flood; 1957 Ruskin Heights Tornado; 1977 Plaza Flood; 1979 Kemper Roof Collapse; 1993 Flood; 1996 Lee's Summit Microburst; 1998 Flash Floods; 2000 Tonganoxie Tornado; 2002...
17.
Root & Siemens Architectural Firm
File contains photos, illustrations, and information on the Root & Siemens architectural firm of Kansas City including its partners Walter Root and George Siemens (ca. 1864-1951). Siemens, a native of...
18.
Riverboats during 1903 Flood
1903
Moline and another unidentified steamboat docked at the foot of Main Street during 1903 flood.
19.
Post Card from Old Kansas City
June/14/1975
Photo of the 1903 flood at the Hannibal Bridge, with the water level at "34.9 feet, 12.9 feet above the natural river bank," compared to the 1951 flood's depth of 36 feet, 2 inches.
20.
No Overflow Depot Site
June//1903
Mention that the flood of 1903 and the devastation to the Union Depot site is good reason to put the new railroad station on higher ground. The North side or 22nd Street location are mentioned.
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