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1. Blue Hills Residential District Blue Hills Residential District File contains photos, maps, and information on the Blue Hills residential district (and its various neighborhood associations) bounded by 47th, 63rd, Paseo, and Prospect Avenues in southeastern Kansas...
2. Buildings by Hucke & Sexton Contracting and Building Company, Kansas City, Missouri, U. S. A. Buildings by Hucke & Sexton Contracting and Building Company, Kansas City, Missouri, U. S. A. 1902 Includes photo of the "residence of A. C. Swayze, no. 3747 Euclid Avenue," designed by Charles Smith.
3. Center to Adopt Name of Its First, Only Director Center to Adopt Name of Its First, Only Director May 31, 1988 Article about Dr. Samuel Rodgers, the new namesake in 1988 of the Samuel U. Rodgers Community Health Center, formerly called the Wayne Miner Health Center. Dr. Rodgers was the first and only director of...
4. Center to Replace Old Clinic Center to Replace Old Clinic May 30, 2007 The Samuel U. Rodgers Health Center is planning to build a new $20 million facility to replace their current clinic located at 825 Euclid Avenue. Part of the money to build is to come from the state and...
5. Charles Marshall Charles Marshall January 20, 1956 File containing a photo and biographical article about Charles Marshall, 1926 E. 24th Street Terrace," "one of 12 men awarded" the Boy Scouts' Silver Beaver medal. Native of Texas coming to Kansas City...
6. Deaths: King Hospital Director Found Dead at Age 33 Deaths: King Hospital Director Found Dead at Age 33 February/6/1975 Obituary for George Booker, the founder of the Martin Luther King, Jr., Memorial Hospital at 2525 Euclid Avenue.
7. Doorman Discovers Poetry in God's World Doorman Discovers Poetry in God’s World August 15, 1968 Biographical article about Whitfield C. Dobbins, 2618 Euclid Avenue, a poet and doorman at the Walnuts apartments in Kansas City. Two of his poems published for his church are reprinted in the article....
8. Dr. Samuel Rodgers Dr. Samuel Rodgers File containing photos and information on Dr. Samuel Rodgers (1917-1999), an African American "Kansas City doctor and community health leader." Native of Alabama coming here about 1946 as a physician and...
9. Finding Common Ground Finding Common Ground March 2001 Illustration and article about the communication and cooperation among institutions "of disparate religions" of Kansas City, including Christian, Jewish, Islamic or Muslim, and Hindu temples and churches....
10. First Congregational Church First Congregational Church Postcard of the First Congregational Church at Admiral Boulevard and Highland Avenue, in Northeast Kansas City
11. Funeral Services Held for Mrs. Fannie Clay Funeral Services Held for Mrs. Fannie Clay June 5, 1953 Vertical file with photo and biographical article about Mrs. Fannie Bell Clay, or Fannie Clay, of 2619 Euclid Avenue. Clay "was employed by the Burns and Pinkerton Detective agency for many years and after...
12. Historic Homesteads and Beauty Spots of Kansas City Historic Homesteads and Beauty Spots of Kansas City October//1908 Article about Kansas City as "the American City of Homes," using the example of the neighborhood of "the Chase cottage, built in 1859," with a description of George Chase and his home purchased in about...
13. Hold Last Rites for Mrs. Sallie C. Love Hold Last Rites for Mrs. Sallie C. Love Vertical file containing an obituary for Mrs. Sallie Love, a former music teacher in Kansas City and Rosedale, Kansas, with residence at 2623 Euclid Avenue. Love was born in Colorado as Sallie Jordan and...
14. Kansas City--An Illustrated Review of Its Progress and Importance Kansas City--An Illustrated Review of Its Progress and Importance May//1886 Portrait and biographical sketch of Dr. Charles Scott, a physician born in Vermont in 1849 and coming to Kansas City in 1883 as"joint owner in the palatial Kansas City Pharmacy on Fifth street [5th Street]"...
15. Kansas City, Missouri: Its History and Its People, 1800-1908 Kansas City, Missouri: Its History and Its People, 1800-1908 1908 Biographical sketch of Edwin Cyrus Washburn, or Edwin Washburn (1853-1901), "a tinner and cornice man" of Kansas City. Native of New York coming here about 1886 with residence at 4133 Euclid Avenue.
16. KCResources, page 44 KCResources, page 44
17. Lincoln Electric Park Lincoln Electric Park August 29, 1915 Lincoln Electric Park, an amusement park for African Americans, was located at 20th and Woodland. Neaby residents protest the license granting the Lincoln Electric Park Company to operate a beer garden...
18. Madonna of the Trail Statue Madonna of the Trail Statue File contains a small flyer for the 50th anniversary of the Madonna of the Trail Statue, built in 1929 at the intersection of Euclid Avenue and Foothill Boulevard, not to be confused with the "Pioneer...
19. Martin Luther King, Jr., Memorial Hospital Martin Luther King, Jr., Memorial Hospital May/7/1972 Special section of the newspaper featuring the new hospital for black people at 2525 Euclid Avenue known as the Marton Luther King, Jr., Memorial Hospital, built in 1972 from designs by architects Hewitt...
20. Miss Florence Baker Miss Florence Baker File containing an obituary for Florence Baker, an African American homemaking teacher at Lincoln High School for 30 years and a native Kansas Citian residing at 1011 Euclid Avenue. The date of the newspaper...