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"Country Club District"
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Country Club District
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Nichols, Jesse Clyde ...
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Country Club Plaza
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Residential Districts
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J C Nichols Company
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81.
J. C. Nichols Dies
February/17/1950
Front page obituary of Nichols, highlighting his real estate and planning career.
82.
J. C. Nichols Number
February//1939
Special issue of the magazine devoted to various aspects of the Country Club Plaza and Country Club District as real estate property, with many photos, drawings, and articles in the context of enhancing...
83.
Jesse Clyde Nichols
84.
Jesse Clyde Nichols
Entry for J. C. Nichols' accomplishments and memberships, notably as appointee of three consecutive Presidents of the United States as a planner of the Washington, D.C. area, and for the Harvard University...
85.
Jesse Nichols...and His Fantastic Idea! The Country Club Plaza
January 1, 1973
Story of the development of the Plaza from 1905 when Nichols and his new wife marked out its first subdivision, 10 acres of farmland outside city limits.
86.
Joe Sanders Collection Finding Aid
circa 1908-1950 (bulk 1920-1940)
Joe Sanders was born in Thayer, Kansas, and spent the majority of his childhood in the Kansas City area. He started his musical performances as a boy soprano in local church choirs and graduated from Westport...
87.
Kansas City and Its One Hundred Foremost Men
1925
Photo portrait and one page about Nichols's involvements in real estate and community organizations.
88.
Kansas City in Caricature
1912
Caricature of J. C. Nichols standing in front of a Country Club District home with a customer asking, "Any real estate for sale?"
89.
Kansas City Modern: Growing Pains and Pleasures
February//1974
Biographical description of Mrs. Gleed Gaylord, or Martha Gaylord, 66-year-old editor and publisher of the Independent, the magazine of Kansas City high society since about 1939. Includes a tour of her...
90.
Kansas City Portfolio of American Home Readers' Homes
June//1937
Photos of homes on State Line Road, Ward Parkway, Westover Road, Romany Lane, Tomahawk Road, etc.
91.
Kansas City's Famous Country Club Plaza District and Plaza!
1950
[R]ecognized as 'America's greatest outdoor art gallery'.
92.
Kansas City's First House Electrical Soon to Open in Armour Hills
October//1922
Article pointing out the design and numerous features of the "first" electrically powered house in the city, at 65th Street Terrace and Linden Road in the Country Club District, with illustration.
93.
Kiddie Kar Race
Photograph of a newspaper clipping showing the Kiddie Kar race at the annual Country Club District Community Field Day.
94.
Kirk Armour Residence
Postcard of the Kirk Armour home at Warwick and Armour
95.
Leaders in Our Town
1952
Photo and bio of Edward Tanner, vice-president of the J. C. Nichols Company and architect and main designer of the business buildings of the Country Club Plaza and many Country Club District residences...
96.
Leaders in Our Town
1952
Largely a biographical sketch of Nichols's youth and how his energetic personality carried over later in business.
97.
Miscellaneous Landmarks Commission Photographs Finding Aid
1920s-1970s
These 575 photographs from the Landmarks Commission were produced by various Kansas City, Missouri, city departments during the 1920s through the 1970s. A number of historic Kansas City landmarks, neighborhoods,...
98.
Mission Hills--A Delightful Blending of the Rural and the Urban
September//1922
Description of the first house in Mission Hills residential district in Johnson County, Kansas, being built on a former Indian agency building.
99.
Mission Hills Kansas, Old Well
Postcard of the Old Well, Mission Hills, Country Club District, Kansas City
100.
Missouri Valley Special Collections Postcard Collection Finding Aid
This postcard collection includes a wide variety of subjects such as buildings, parks, streets, people, and festivals. Although the cards cover a wide geographical area, the two major portions of the collection...
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