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1. An Answer to His Critics, Frank Walsh and the Kansas City Star An Answer to His Critics, Frank Walsh and the Kansas City Star August//1909 Editorial article written by Bernard Corrigan, president of the Metropolitan Street Railway Company, about the unfair treatment of his railway's operations in the Kansas City Star and the newspaper's "stump...
2. Bernard Corrigan Bernard Corrigan File contains the newspaper obituary (January 7, 1914, The Kansas City Times) for Bernard Corrigan (1847-1914), "contractor and former president of the Metropolitan Street Railway Company." Corrigan moved...
3. Bernard Corrigan Bernard Corrigan March 2, 2002 Photo of Bernard Corrigan (1847-1914), a Downtown realtor and street railway magnate in Kansas City.
4. Bernard Corrigan Bernard Corrigan February//1910 Photo and biographical article about Bernard Corrigan, owner of the Metropolitan Street Railway Company of Kansas City and builder of the Baltimore Hotel at 11th and Baltimore Avenues.
5. Bernard Corrigan Residence Bernard Corrigan Residence 1975 Photo and caption about the Bernard Corrigan house at 1200 West 55th Street, built in 1914 and designed by architect Louis S. Curtiss.
6. Bernard Corrigan Residence Bernard Corrigan Residence 2008 Description and history of the Bernard Corrigan residence in Kansas City designed by Louis Curtiss as a three-story Prairie School style reflecting the influence of Frank Lloyd Wright. It was built in...
7. Bernard Corrigan Residence Bernard Corrigan Residence Folder containing a nomination form for the National Register of Historic Places for the residence of Bernard Corrigan (1847-1913), "a contractor, street railway magnate, and real estate speculator" moving...
8. Bernard Corrigan, Jr., Dead Bernard Corrigan, Jr., Dead November/20/1907 Obituary for Bernard Corrigan, Jr. (~1881-1907), the third son of Bernard Corrigan, Sr. (1847-1914), "president of the Kansas City Midland Coal and Mining Company," dying at the age of 26.
9. Biography of Bernard Corrigan (1847-1914), Railroad Magnate Biography of Bernard Corrigan (1847-1914), Railroad Magnate 2008
10. Corrigan Mansion in National Register Corrigan Mansion in National Register April 1978 Announcement of the Corrigan mansion, built in 1913 from a design by Louis S. Curtiss, at 1200 West 55th Street, being added to the National Register of Historic Places.
11. Innovations in a $142,000 Home Innovations in a $142,000 Home May/24/1914 Illustrations and article about the residence of P. J. White, a bank president in Tulsa, Oklahoma, recently purchasing the house originally built for the late Bernard Corrigan by architect Louis Curtiss...
12. J. J. Heim Home Is Sold: Robert Sutherland, Jr., Pays $90,000 for Unique Residence J. J. Heim Home Is Sold: Robert Sutherland, Jr., Pays $90,000 for Unique Residence November/25/1923 Illustration and article about the residence of J. J. Heim, or Joseph Heim, at 55th and Ward Parkways sold to Robert Sutherland, Jr., originally designed as the home for Bernard Corrigan by architect Louis...
13. KCResources, page 114 KCResources, page 114
14. KCResources, page 38 KCResources, page 38
15. Southtown History: Where They Lived Southtown History: Where They Lived August//1985 Photo and description of the home designed by architect Louis Curtiss for Bernard Corrigan (1847-1914), a "two-story, 20-room home in the Art Nouveau style" at 55th and Ward Parkway. Description of Corrigan,...
16. The Exuberant Thomas McGee The Exuberant Thomas McGee September/25/1953 Biographical article about Thomas McGee and his various activities in the Kansas City area, including the moving of his family from "city to city where their father managed race tracks and horses for Ed...