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1. William Thornton and Charlotte Crosby Kemper Memorial Fountain William Thornton and Charlotte Crosby Kemper Memorial Fountain 1999 Full, street corner view of the William T. and Charlotte Crosby Kemper Memorial Fountain located at the southwest corner of Main and 10th Street in downtown Kansas City. View is looking toward the southeast...
2. William S. Woods William S. Woods
3. Walnut Street Walnut Street 1999 Street level view looking toward the north showing the west side of Walnut Street between 11th and 10th Street in downtown Kansas City, Missouri. Included in view is the side entrance of the AT&T Pavilion...
4. Walnut Street Walnut Street 1999 Street level view looking north of the west side of Walnut Street between 10th and 9th Street in downtown Kansas City, Missouri. A portion of the Commerce Bank entrance is in view.
5. Thomas Bullene Robinson Thomas Bullene Robinson January 19, 2006 Obituary for Thomas Bullene Robinson who died January 16, 2006, at the age of 88. He was an engineer and his entire career was spent at Black and Veatch where he was a managing partner until his retirement...
6. Rooftop View of Commerce Bank Building Rooftop View of Commerce Bank Building 1930 Rooftop view looking down onto Commerce Trust Company building.
7. Profile: Commerce Bancshares' David Kemper Profile: Commerce Bancshares' David Kemper October/22/1984 Photos and biographical article about David Kemper, the 33-year-old (in 1984) "scion of Kansas City's most illustrious banking family" and "president of Commerce Bancshares," the "third largest bank holding...
8. Monroe F. Cockrell Papers Finding Aid Monroe F. Cockrell Papers Finding Aid circa 1920s-30s This collection pertains to the 1920s Kansas City banking industry, including a manuscript by Monroe F. Cockrell entitled "Banking in Kansas City, Mo., 1920-1928." Also included is a testimony by Mr. Cockrell...
9. Magical, Mystical Martinique Magical, Mystical Martinique April//1993 Photo and biographical article about Jeff Martinique, a specialized building contractor living in Edwardsville, Kansas, and since about 1976 serving "the residential fantasies of Kansas City's rich and...
10. Kemper: Banks Don't Just Store Your Money Kemper: Banks Don't Just Store Your Money December/10-16/1999 Article describing the author's experience in the banking industry and predictions for the future.
11. Kemper to Kemper Kemper to Kemper September 2001 Photos and biographical article about the competition and relationship of "cousins Jonathan Kemper, chairman and CEO of Commerce Bank, and R. Crosby Kemper III, chairman and CEO of UMB Bank." Also history...
12. KC Stars, Top Area Banks KC Stars, Top Area Banks June 6, 2006 A list of banks with area charters ranked by 2006 first-quarter assets. Information given includes March assets, First-quarter 2006 net income, March deposits, March Loans and the top officer. The first...
13. Havens Steel Seeks Chap. 11 Havens Steel Seeks Chap. 11 March 19, 2004 Because of the soaring cost of steel, the 85 year old Havens Steel Company, a local design and fabrication company, sought bankruptcy protection on March 18, 2004. Commerce Bank of Kansas City held a multi...
14. Fish Tales Fish Tales July 13-19, 2006 Brief article describing the Top of the Tower, an "international restaurant-a-rama" located on the top two floors of the Commerce Bank Tower at 9th and Main Street during the late 1960's. The author writes...
15. Final Act for Opera House: Demolition Final Act for Opera House: Demolition March 12, 2009 The Grand Opera House is being demolished "after a two-year effort failed to turn up a viable plan for its reuse." Commerce Bank, which owns the property, had given it a reprieve to give preservationists...
16. Fat Lady Sings For Former Opera House Fat Lady Sings For Former Opera House January 14, 2007 One of the oldest buildings downtown, the former Grand Opera House at 700 Walnut is slated for demolition. The building was built in 1891 by Melville Hudson and Abraham Judah. Since 1926 it has been used...
17. Enduring Lessons: Survival of the Finest, KC's Oldest Firms Enduring Lessons: Survival of the Finest, KC's Oldest Firms January 2, 2007 Several articles about some of Kansas City's oldest companies. "Where Vision Meets Know-How" highlights six of Kansas City's oldest businesses, including Cullum & Brown; Kessinger/Hunter & Co.; Rau Construction;...
18. Downtown Skyline Downtown Skyline 1999 View looking southeast at about 7th and Wyandotte. New York Life Building in view as well as Fidelity Bank Building and Commerce Bank.
19. Commerce Trust Company Bank Commerce Trust Company Bank ca1928 Full frontal and side view of the Commerce Trust Company; located on the northwest corner of 10th and Walnut. Bank's letterhead and logo are located on the back of photograph #50.
20. Commerce Trust Company Commerce Trust Company