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1. A Sketch of My Life Written for My Children and a Buffalo Hunt in Nebraska in 1871 A Sketch of My Life Written for My Children and a Buffalo Hunt in Nebraska in 1871 1927 Autobiographical booklet by Charles Fessenden Morse, or Charles Morse, a real estate and railroad businessman in Kansas City in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Photos and description of his life and career,...
2. Biography of Charles F. Morse (1839-1926), Businessman and Civic Leader Biography of Charles F. Morse (1839-1926), Businessman and Civic Leader 1999
3. Boston investors and the early development of Kansas City, Missouri Boston investors and the early development of Kansas City, Missouri 1992
4. C.F. Morse Residence C.F. Morse Residence Street level view of the Hyde Park neighborhood and the home of Charles F. Morse located at 36th and Warwick. The Samuel Jarvis residence is in view next to the Morse home.
5. Charles Morse Charles Morse March 2, 1905 Portrait and biographical sketch of Colonel Charles Morse, "president of the Kansas City Stock-Yards Bank, general manager of the Kansas City Stock Yards, [and] president of the Metropolitan Street Railway...
6. Kansas City Illustrated, 1902 Kansas City Illustrated, 1902 1902 Photo of the "residence of C. F. Morse [or Charles Morse], Hyde Park."
7. Kansas City: Its Resources and Their Development Kansas City: Its Resources and Their Development 1890 Photos of Charles Morse (general manager), E. E. Richardson (secretary and treasurer), and Harry Child (superintendent), officers of the KansasCity Stockyards.
8. Kansas City: Its Resources and Their Development Kansas City: Its Resources and Their Development 1890 Photos of C. F. Morse, or Charles Morse, as general manager of the Kansas City Stockyards and a director of the Commercial Club.
9. Taking Stock Taking Stock December 9, 2012 Article focuses on the history of the meatpacking industry that once thrived in the West Bottoms. Current connections to the legacy of Kansas City's stockyards are discussed. Article traces the development...
10. The Three Men Who Made the Second Largest Market in the World The Three Men Who Made the Second Largest Market in the World February//1899 Photos of C. F. Morse (or Charles Morse, vice-president and general manager of the Kansas City Stockyards) and E. E. Richardson (secretary and treasurer) as officers of the Kansas City Stock Yards Company...