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Watts Mill
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Mills
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Indian Creek
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Dallas, Missouri
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Maps
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Photograph, B/w
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Finding Aid
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Ray, Mrs Sam (Mildred...
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Lewis, William M
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Michael Bushnell
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n.d, Ca1920
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1921
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October/18/1925
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June//1997
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A Memorial and Biographical Record of Kansas City and Jackson County, Mo.
1896
Biographical sketch of Stubbins Watts, "[t]he well known miller on Indian creek" in the South Kansas City village of Dallas, Missouri. Born in Saint Charles County, Missouri in 1838 as a son of Anthony...
2.
A New Map Showing the Scene of the Battle of Westport, Fought Oct. 23, 1864
October/18/1925
Covering territory from Brush Creek on the north to Indian Creek on the south and lying between Big Blue River on the east and State Line Road on the west, covering approximately 68 square miles. ..
3.
Car Dealers Replace Old Mill
July 6, 2011
Postcard image of the the Old Watt's Mill on Indian Creek and a short article about the mill's history. It was built in 1832 by Jackson County Judge John Fitzhugh and later purchased by Anthony Watts of...
4.
Civil War Military Records of Stubbins Watts
1861-1865
This one folder collection contains copies of the Civil War (Confederate) records of Stubbins Watts. It includes the Missouri State Guard as well as Confederate Missouri State Infantry records.
5.
Dallas, Jackson County, Missouri--the Settlement and Activities
Summer//1999
Article about the history of the mill on Indian Creek at 103rd Street, "known as Dallas Mill or Watts' Mill," and passed down to Stubbin Watts.
6.
DAR, Elizabeth Benton Chapter Scrapbook Finding Aid
1921
A Kansas City Times article dated Nov. 12, 1979, stated that the Elizabeth Benton DAR chapter, located in Kansas City, Mo., was the first Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution formed west...
7.
Dodson, Missouri, Indian Creek
ca1915
Indian Creek near Dodson, Missouri. Water level is low.
8.
Dory DeAngelo Papers Finding Aid
circa 1950s-1990s
Dory DeAngelo is a local author, historian, researcher, and longtime resident of Kansas City's Old Northeast neighborhood. She has written numerous books and articles about Kansas City history and has...
9.
Etched in Time: Overland Memories of Johnson County
Spring 2003
The early emigrants going west on the Oregon-California Trail and Santa Fe Trail came through Johnson County, Kansas. Diary entries describe the terrain. Two of the most common campsites were Sapling Grove,...
10.
Frank Ford Photograph Collection Finding Aid
ca1890-1915
The collection's 117 developed photographs were taken around the turn of the 20th century by local amateur photographer, Frank S. Ford. They include photographs which detail local events as well as rural,...
11.
KCResources, page 60
12.
Lakeview Heights Quadrangle
1936
Topographical map of Lakeview Heights quandrangle in Benton County that includes part of the Lake of the Ozarks, Cole Camp Creek, Indian Creek, and other smaller creeks.
13.
Map of Battle Field of Westport
1923
Map depicting car lines, Union Army, confederate Army, known battery locations, and heavy fighting sabers. "Covering territory from Brush Creek on the North to Indian Creek on the South, and lying between...
14.
Map of Monroe CO. MO.
1910
Map of Monroe County, Missouri, that includes schools, churches, cemeteries, roads, railroads, and streams. Includes the townships of Woodlawn, Clay, Washington, Monroe, Marion, Union, Jackson, Indian...
15.
On the Road: Kansas City, Missouri
June//1997
Photos and article about the running and jogging venues and facilities in Kansas City, reviewing local running routes along parks and trails (including the Old Trolley Trail and the Indian Creek Greenway)...
16.
Scenes of Blue River Park and Mouth of Indian Creek at Dodson
1897
Photos of Blue River Park and the Kansas City & Westport Railway streetcars. Poem on pages alternating with the photos, called "The Blue! O, the Blue!" by R. J. Lewis.
17.
Stone Bridge, Dyke's Branch
Postcard of Stone Bridge, Dyke's Branch
18.
The Jim Bridger Bridge Opens, Replacing Treacherous Causeway
July 28, 2004
The former Lydia Bridge which passes over Indian Creek and connects Bannister Road to the Linden Hills neighborhood to the south is now known as the Jim Bridger Bridge. The bridge spans 272 feet and stands...
19.
The Legend of Indian Creek
May 1979
History of the mill first used in 1832 as a sawmill by its builder John Fitzhugh, soon thereafter used as a grain mill, known later as Watts Mill. Description of many historic visitors and events around...
20.
Watts Mill
View of mill from across Indian Creek; located in Dallas, Missouri.
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