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1. Frederick C. Gunn Frederick C. Gunn Information about Kansas City architect Frederick Gunn (~1863-1959), a native of Atchison, Kansas, coming to Kansas City about 1878 as the son of Major O. B. Gunn, architect of the 1875 railroad bridge...
2. Souvenir of Kansas City and Her Fire Department Souvenir of Kansas City and Her Fire Department 1893 Photos of Andrew Foley, or A. P. Foley, J. A. Hayes, and Frederick Gunn, or F. C. Gunn, as members of the lower house of the City Council.
3. Souvenir of Kansas City and Her Fire Department Souvenir of Kansas City and Her Fire Department 1893 Photo of Frederick Gunn, or F. C. Gunn, an architect and member of the City Council of Kansas City.
4. Men Who Are Making Kansas City: A Biographical Dictionary Men Who Are Making Kansas City: A Biographical Dictionary 1902 Photo and bio of Frederick Gunn, an architect born in Atchison, Kansas, in 1865 and settling in Kansas City about 1875, co-organizing "the firm of Gunn & Curtiss," working for 10 years with Louis Curtiss....
5. Citizens Historical Association: Biographical Data of Kansas Citians Citizens Historical Association: Biographical Data of Kansas Citians 1938 Biographical sketch of Frederick Crosby Gunn, or Frederick Gunn, a Kansas City architect born in Atchison, Kansas, in 1865 and coming to Kansas City as an architect in 1890.
6. Jackson County Courthouse Profile Jackson County Courthouse Profile 1999
7. The Seldom-Noticed Art: Kansas City Architecture The Seldom-Noticed Art: Kansas City Architecture June 12 1966 Article describing these architects: (1) Breuer, Marcel, (2) Brostrom, Ernest Olaf, (3) Byrne, Mister ?, (4) Barry, Francis, (5) Curtiss, Louis, (6) Gunn, Frederick, (7) McKecknie, John, (8) Root, John...
8. Living with HisStory Living with HisStory March/April 2004 Article describes the former home of Tom Pendergast, at 200 W. 54th Street. The home, also once occupied by KMBC anchorman Larry Moore, was designed by architect Frederick Crosby Gunn.
9. This Month We Honor One of Our Own Members, Mr. Frederick C. Gunn This Month We Honor One of Our Own Members, Mr. Frederick C. Gunn November//1955 Photo and biographical article about Frederick Gunn, an architect coming to Kansas City in 1890 from his native New York and designing "the General Hospital Group" in 1905 and in 1912 "the National Fidelity...