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61. Convention Hall Fire Convention Hall Fire 1900 Interior view of first building after fire.
62. Convention Hall Fire Convention Hall Fire 1900 Interior view of first building after fire.
63. Convention Hall Fire Convention Hall Fire 1900 Interior view of first building after fire.
64. Convention Hall Fire Convention Hall Fire 1900 Interior view of first building after fire.
65. Convention Hall Fire Convention Hall Fire 1900 Interior view of first building after fire.
66. Convention Hall Fire Convention Hall Fire 1900 Interior view of first building after fire.
67. Convention Hall Fire Convention Hall Fire 1900 Crowd scene viewing aftermath of fire which destroyed first building.
68. Convention Hall Fire Convention Hall Fire 1900 Interior view of first building after fire.
69. Convention Hall Fire Convention Hall Fire 1900 Panoramic view of aftermath of fire that destroyed first building and surrounding structures.
70. Convention Hall Fire Convention Hall Fire 1900 Distant view of aftermath of fire that destroyed first building and surrounding structures.
71. Dear Brother: Letters of William Clark to Jonathan Clark Dear Brother: Letters of William Clark to Jonathan Clark 2002 This page contains a letter written by William Clark from St. Louis on October 1st, 1808, in which William Clark mentions going to "Fire prarie", present day Sibley, Missouri, to build a fort (Fort Osage)....
72. Deardorff Building Deardorff Building January 17, 1892 Full side view of Deardorff Building covered with ice after a fire; located at 11th and Main. Advertisement sign on street reads Mercer's Jewelry Store. Includes two uniformed policemen or firemen in view....
73. Deardorff Building Deardorff Building January 19, 1892 Full frontal view of Deardorff Building covered with ice after a fire; located at 11th and Main.
74. Deluge, Fires Mark Storms' Area Sweep Deluge, Fires Mark Storms' Area Sweep June 4, 2008 A major fuel tank fire sparked by area lightning happened on June 3, 2008. The tank was located in the Fairfax Industrial District of Kansas City, Kansas, and contained more than a million gallons of unleaded...
75. Despite Conviction, Five Insist: We didn't set the Blast. Despite Conviction, Five Insist: We didn't set the Blast. July 3, 1997 Five Kansas Citians, convicted in the November 1988 deaths of six firefighters, continued to insist on their innocence, citing holes in the government's case against them.
76. Disaster! Platte County History Includes a Few Disaster! Platte County History Includes a Few January-April 2008 Short overview of disasters occuring in Platte County, Missouri, including floods, fires, battles, tornado, explosion, and grasshopper plague including a list of disasters.
77. Dream Small Dream Small February 1-8, 2008 Article profiles Botwin Family Partners LP and general partner Diane Botwin. The company owns the property at 75th and Washington in Waldo that was destroyed by a disastrous fire in February 2007. Botwin...
78. Drill School and Tower Increase Efficiency of Fire Department Drill School and Tower Increase Efficiency of Fire Department November//1930 Photo and article about the fire drill school and the need for it to save citizens money lost in fires.
79. Exploding Tank Blasts an Inferno across Southwest Boulevard Exploding Tank Blasts an Inferno across Southwest Boulevard August/18/1959 Gas and oil fire and explosions at 31st and Southwest Boulevards, causing six deaths including five firemen and about 100 injuries, with photos.
80. Fairmount Park Fairmount Park July 18, 1936 The fifth of a series of fires early today virtually wiped out old Fairmount Park, an amusement place which once attracted thousands nightly. Six of the nine were remaining summer cottages near the entrance...