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Laundries
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Awash in Luxury
December 10, 2006
According to the article, there are only a handful of French laundries in the United States and one of them is located in the Kansas City area. It is called Blanc Plume and is in North Kansas City. French...
2.
Brownell Cleaners
July 1923
Partial frontal view of Brownell Cleaners, located at 537 Woodland.
3.
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...
4.
Cleaning Up
January 18-24, 2008
Description of Ace ImageWear started by Ed and Clara Heilman in their basement in 1932. Formerly Ace Linen Service & Laundry, the company now supplies laundry services, garments, and customized images....
5.
Description of the Silver Laundry & Towel Company's Plant
May//1906
Description of the Silver Laundry and Towell Company plant located at 1012-1020 Campbell Street in Kansas City, Missouri. The architect for the building is Rudolf Markgraf of Kansas City. Includes a picture...
6.
Downtown Kansas City at the Crossroads
February//1997
Special section of the issue focusing on Downtown, examining its most pressing issues for survival and growth as a business district, and to a lesser extent as a residential district. Includes its prestige...
7.
Hong Sung Tung at Rest
November/8/1887
Funeral ceremony in the Chinese tradition for Chinese owner of laundry business at 6th and Main Streets.
8.
Independent Laundry Co.
n.d.
Exterior view of horse drawn delivery wagon for the Independent Laundry Co. Two men, possibly employees, standing by wagon. Location unknown.
9.
Kansas City--An Illustrated Review of Its Progress and Importance
May//1886
Laundry at 208 Independence Avenue.
10.
Kansas City--An Illustrated Review of Its Progress and Importance
May//1886
Illustration and description of the laundry business at 512-514 Wyandotte Street.
11.
Kansas City--An Illustrated Review of Its Progress and Importance
May//1886
Cleaning and dyeing establishment. The oldest steam dye house in Kansas City, no. 20 East Eleventh Street.
12.
Kansas City in Caricature
1912
Caricatures of George Gillpatrick and William Roberts of the Ideal Laundry Company.
13.
Kansas City in Caricature
1912
Illustrated caricature of E. R. Perry, a laundry machinery operator.
14.
Kansas City in Caricature
March 26, 1905
Illustrated caricature of Horace Walker of the Walker Laundry Company.
15.
Kansas City in Caricature
1912
Illustrated caricature of Ben Jacobson of the Westport Hand Laundry.
16.
Kansas City Women of Independent Minds
1992
Photo and bio of Kate Hinkle (~1877-1931), founder of "Kansas City's first French laundry." Description of her life and career, cleaning her Kansas City customers' "fine laces and linens" starting in 1908...
17.
Kansas City, Missouri: Its History and Its People, 1800-1908
1908
Photo and bio of Jacob Walker (1849-1906), former "proprietor of Walker's Laundry." Native of Indianapolis coming to Kansas City in 1885 as purchaser of "the old Philadelphia laundry" at 6th and Broadway...
18.
Kansas City, Missouri: Its History and Its People, 1800-1908
1908
Biographical sketch of William Woolf, "serving as alderman of Kansas City." Born in Nashville in 1875 and raised in Kansas City, starting out in 1895 "in the laundry business on Grand avenue" and then...
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KCResources, page 114
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KCResources, page 74
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