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101. Power and Light Building Power and Light Building 1994 [Q]uickly became Kansas City's leading landmark. Photos and description of the 30-story building at 1330 Baltimore Avenue.
102. Kansas City's Famous Country Club Plaza District and Plaza! Kansas City's Famous Country Club Plaza District and Plaza! 1950 [R]ecognized as 'America's greatest outdoor art gallery'.
103. Presbytery of Kansas City and Its Predecessors 1821-1901 Presbytery of Kansas City and Its Predecessors 1821-1901 1901 [R]eligious statistics of the city in 1860 and other early history of churches.
104. Welcome to the First Annual Nite in Old 'Possum Trot: Kansas City's Frontier Celebration Welcome to the First Annual Nite in Old 'Possum Trot: Kansas City's Frontier Celebration June//1976 [S]pecial program for the festival with historic "period" entertainment at Municipal Auditorium, replicating fanciful versions of the city in the 1800s.
105. Service Rendered to Mexican Groups in Kansas City, Missouri, through Guadalupe Center Service Rendered to Mexican Groups in Kansas City, Missouri, through Guadalupe Center 1938 [Semi-historical, semi-analytical thesis written about the Guadalupe Center, established in 1918, and about the history of the Mexican-American community.
106. History of the Square Between Oak and Locust Streets, and Missouri Avenue and Independence Avenue, in History of the Square Between Oak and Locust Streets, and Missouri Avenue and Independence Avenue, in Kansas City, Missouri 1946? [T]he only graveyard in Kansas City from 1847 to 1857.
107. Priests of Pallas Den Priests of Pallas Den April 7, 1905 [W]e pass around Lydia Avenue and down this to Seventh and mention the original Priests of Pallas Den on a vacant lot at this corner. This is the first one they used and in which they held their great...
108. Record Book, Grand Army of the Republic, A. D. McCook Post No. 34 (Lamar, Mo.) Record Book, Grand Army of the Republic, A. D. McCook Post No. 34 (Lamar, Mo.) 1882-1923 A 1 volume membership book for a Lamar/Barton County, Missouri post of the GAR. It contains 346 numbered entries. Information provided in the book includes: name of soldier, age, birthplace, residence,...
109. The Story of Convention Hall, Kansas City, Missouri, 1897 to 1936 The Story of Convention Hall, Kansas City, Missouri, 1897 to 1936 N.d. A 12 page typewritten paper from original records, photos, and newspaper clippings that were compiled and arranged by Chet A. Keyes.
110. Famous Burger Rolling Away Famous Burger Rolling Away August 17, 2007 A 60-year-old Sedalia, Missouri, landmark called the Wheel Inn Drive Inn is scheduled to close on September 3, 2007. The restaurant is known for its Guber Burger, a "1940s era hamburger with peanut butter."...
111. Lewis and Clark Resources Lewis and Clark Resources 2003 A bibliography of materials related to Lewis and Clark held by the Kansas City Public Library.
112. Jesse James: Last Rebel of the Civil War Jesse James: Last Rebel of the Civil War 2002 A biography of Jesse James, noted Missouri Civil War guerrilla fighter and Confederate sympathizer. Author places this notorius figure in the context of the civil, political, and economical climate of...
113. Articles Written by John Edward Hicks Articles Written by John Edward Hicks 1949-1968 A collection of 163 pages of photocopied newspaper articles from the Kansas City Star and Kansas City Times authored by John Edward Hicks, a proofreader and reporter for the Star. Most of the articles...
114. Bob Berdella Murder Case Bob Berdella Murder Case 1988-1993 A collection of photocopied newspaper articles, primarily from the Kansas City Star and Kansas City Times, detailing the criminal activities of Robert A. Berdella and the subsequent investigation of those...
115. Misselhorn's Pencil Sketches of Missouri Misselhorn's Pencil Sketches of Missouri //1974 A collection of sketches of Missouri scenes done by traveling artist Roscoe Misselhorn. Sketches from this area include the Country Club Plaza with the J.C. Nichols fountain and Giralda Tower and Seville...
116. Kansas City Business Journal--Building Kansas City 1985: A Chronicle of Construction and Development Kansas City Business Journal--Building Kansas City 1985: A Chronicle of Construction and Development //1985 A compilation of major real estate projects in metropolitan Kansas City, divided by sections of the city and type of land use (new and renovated office buildings, single- and multi-family housing, industrial...
117. National Biscuit Company: Kansas City Luncheon and Reception National Biscuit Company: Kansas City Luncheon and Reception //1911 A descriptive and pictorial review of the luncheon and reception given by the National Biscuit Company in celebration of the completion of its new bakery, at Central and Milwaukee Avenues, with many photos...
118. Early Airports Around Kansas City Early Airports Around Kansas City January 6, 1960 A directory of early airports in and around Kansas City. For instance Roger Field, first used by C. P. Rogers on famous 1911 coast to coast flight.
119. Allen B. H. McGee Allen B. H. McGee n.d. A framed (26 in. x 30 in.), charcoal drawing of Allen B. H. McGee by an unknown artist. Image may have been taken from photo found in book "Memorial Record of Kansas City and Jackson County, Missouri"...
120. Language of the Missouri Trail Language of the Missouri Trail 2010 A glossary of terms used by emigrants on the Santa Fe and other trails.