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 Image: Title: Date: Description:
1. Bearcat Quadrangle Bearcat Quadrangle 1956 Topographical map of an area southeast of Kansas City, Missouri in Jefferson and Madison Counties. The town of Bearcreek, Missouri is featured, as well as roads, creeks, rivers, and springs. Several churches...
2. Biography of Sid J. Hare (1860-1938) and S. Herbert Hare (?-1960), Landscape Architects Biography of Sid J. Hare (1860-1938) and S. Herbert Hare (?-1960), Landscape Architects 2008
3. Bonner Springs, Iron Spring Bonner Springs, Iron Spring n.d. Unidentified man seated on tree by creek identified on mount as Iron Spring; located in Bonner Springs, Kansas.
4. Bonner Springs, Mossy Brook Bonner Springs, Mossy Brook 1888 Distant view of five unidentified men near creek identified on mount as Mossy Brook; located in Bonner Springs, Kansas.
5. Bridge Over Brush Creek Bridge Over Brush Creek State Line Road bridge over Brush Creek
6. Brush Creek Brush Creek Looking south along Brush Creek at State Line Road.
7. Brush Creek Brush Creek 1992 Looking east along Brush Creek just west of Wornall Road.
8. Brush Creek Brush Creek 1993 Remodeling of Brush Creek, looking east toward new Oak Street Bridge.
9. Brush Creek Brush Creek 1993 Remodeling of Brush Creek, looking west from near Oak Street toward the Country Club Plaza.
10. Brush Creek Brush Creek 1993 Remodeling of Brush Creek, looking east from parking lot of Plaza Branch of the Kansas City Public Library.
11. Brush Creek Brush Creek February, 1930 View of Brush Creek at Brook Bank Road, Mission Hills, Kansas.
12. Brush Creek Falls Brush Creek Falls Brush Creek Falls, located at 48th and Woodland.
13. Camden Point Quadrangle Camden Point Quadrangle 1951 Detailed topographical map of an area north of Kansas City, showing the following towns, rivers, and cemeteries: Standiford Cemetery, Mt. Zion Cemetery, Masonic Cemetery, the town of Camden Point, the...
14. Camden Quadrangle Camden Quadrangle 1951 Detailed topographical map of an area east of Jackson County on the Missouri River showing the following Ray County towns: Orrick, Albany, Fleming, Camden Junction, Camden. Napoleon and Waterloo are the...
15. Carrollton West Quadrangle Carrollton West Quadrangle 1978 Topographical map shows Sugartree, Moss Creek, Trotter, Wakenda, and Carrollton townships, Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, Wakenda Creek and other small creeks and several towns. This map reflects...
16. Cass County, Missouri Cass County, Missouri ca. 1935 Map of Cass County showing townships, towns, roads, creeks and streams, churches, and schools.
17. Clinton Sheet Clinton Sheet 1932 Topographical reconnaissance map of Henry County, Missouri, including the towns of Clinton, Lowry, Calhoun, and Osceola. Map illustrates township boundaries, local creeks, and railroads.
18. Cram's Railroad and Township Map of Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska and Kansas Cram's Railroad and Township Map of Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska and Kansas 1879 Map shows numerous rivers, creeks, and towns, as well as railroad lines and county boundaries. Territories of individual Indian tribes are outlined in the area south of Kansas.
19. Dodson, Missouri, Indian Creek Dodson, Missouri, Indian Creek ca1915 Indian Creek near Dodson, Missouri. Water level is low.
20. Edgerton Quadrangle Edgerton Quadrangle 1951 Detailed topographical map showing Edgerton, a town in the northeast corner of Platte County, Missouri, and an area of Buchanan County, north and west of Edgerton. Castile Creek and the Platte River are...