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161. Leawood, Kansas Leawood, Kansas ca1950 File contains a pamphlet with illustrations, map, and information on the city of Leawood, Kansas located just west of State Line Road from Somerset Road (79th Street) to 103rd Street in 1950. Originally...
162. Legendary Musician Dies Legendary Musician Dies December 8-14, 2006 Article reporting the death of Jay McShann, a Kansas City bebop jazz pioneer. McShann, known to his friends as "Hootie," was born in Muskogee, Oklahoma in 1916, relocated to Kansas City in 1936, and formed...
163. Lete Kolvin Lete Kolvin 1941-1943 A collection of photocopied newspaper articles from the Kansas City Star and Kansas City Times that detail the awarding of Lete Kolvin's multi-million dollar estate to two Kansas City residents, Willie...
164. Lewis and Clark Resources Lewis and Clark Resources 2003 A bibliography of materials related to Lewis and Clark held by the Kansas City Public Library.
165. Link to Civil War Gone: John Hutchinson, 105, Dies in Stroud, Ok. Link to Civil War Gone: John Hutchinson, 105, Dies in Stroud, Ok. March/19/1951 Obituary article about John Hutchinson (1846-1951), "Missouri's and Oklahoma's last Civil War veteran of the Union army," dying at the age of 105 on March 19, 1951, a native of Tennessee coming to Missouri...
166. Lone Wolf, Kiowa Chief Lone Wolf, Kiowa Chief ca. 1890s Studio portrait of Lone Wolf, a Kiowa chief (the subject is likely Mamay-day-te, adopted son of Lone Wolf I (Gui-pah-go), principle chief of the Kiowas until his death in 1879). The print is on a boudoir...
167. Louis' Children: American Jazz Singers Louis' Children: American Jazz Singers 1984 Chapter of the book about the black Kansas City jazz musicians Little Jimmy Rushing, Big Joe Turner and Pha Terrell," all singers. Description of James Andrew Rushing (1905-1972), as a native of Oklahoma...
168. Map Illustrating the Plan of the Defences of the Western and North Western Frontier Map Illustrating the Plan of the Defences of the Western and North Western Frontier October 31, 1837 Map of the areas that would become the states of Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana, indicating lands alotted by treaty to various Native American tribes. Includes rivers,...
169. Map Illustrating the Plan of the Defences of the Western Frontier Map Illustrating the Plan of the Defences of the Western Frontier 1838 Map of United States territory west of the Mississippi River, including lands making up present-day Louisiana, Arkansas, Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Kansas and Oklahoma. Lands claimed and ceded...
170. Map of Adair County, Missouri Map of Adair County, Missouri Map of Adair County, Missouri, that includes schools, railroads, and churches. Includes the townships of Morrow, Nineveh, Polk, Clay, Benton, Liberty, Walnut, Pettis, Oklahoma, Wilson, West Salt River,...
171. Map of the Cherokee Strip Indian Territory Map of the Cherokee Strip Indian Territory 1884 Map shows trails, ranches, corrals and branding pens, camps, springs, etc. of the Cherokee Strip Indian Territory leased by the Cherokee Strip Live Stock Association. Compiled from surveys of ranges made...
172. Margaret McGinnis Swigart Margaret McGinnis Swigart File containing photos and information on Margaret McGinnis Swigart, or Margaret Swigart (ca. 1884-1952), a Kansas City poet residing at 5817 Holmes Street. Native of Oklahoma coming to Kansas City about...
173. Marie Buford Collection Finding Aid Marie Buford Collection Finding Aid 1929-1942 Marie Buford was born on May 17, 1922 to John W. and Verna L. Buford. At the age of seventeen, Marie Buford was admitted as a patient at the Kansas City Tuberculosis Hospital from about 1939-1941. Originally...
174. Marketing Gives Synergy to Beauty Pageant Firm Marketing Gives Synergy to Beauty Pageant Firm September 14, 2004 Vanbros, an Overland Park-based company, produces the Miss USA and Miss Teen USA state pageants in Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and Oklahoma. Article describes merger of Vanbros with Agape Marketing Solutions...
175. Medicine Park, Oklahoma Medicine Park, Oklahoma circa 1917-1918 Exterior view of lake and swimmers. Indentified on the front of the postcard as: "Medicine Park, Okla., Mt. Scott in Distance, Near Camp Doniphan." Battery A was sent to Camp Doniphan at Fort Sill, Oklahoma,...
176. Mexican Consulate Comes to KC Mexican Consulate Comes to KC August 2002 The Mexican Consulate recently moved from St. Louis and is now located at 1600 Baltimore Avenue where it will service Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma. Includes a photograph of the building.
177. Mexican Consulate Opens in KC: Consulate Already Busy Handling Inquiries Mexican Consulate Opens in KC: Consulate Already Busy Handling Inquiries August 8-14, 2002 The Mexican Consulate for Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma opened in Kansas City August 2, 2002. It is already receives up to 100 calls a day.
178. Mineral Resources of Nebraska-Iowa-Kansas-Missouri-Oklahoma-Arkansas Mineral Resources of Nebraska-Iowa-Kansas-Missouri-Oklahoma-Arkansas 1946 Color map shows mineral deposits, production areas of coal, natural gas and petroleum, and locations of quarries, refineries, and other processing facilities. Colors and symbols designate different resources....
179. Missouri Democracy: A History of the Party and Its Representative Members--Past and Present Missouri Democracy: A History of the Party and Its Representative Members--Past and Present 1935 Biographical sketch of James Pickett, "one of the foremost attorneys of Kansas City, Missouri." Born in Clay County, Missouri in 1884 and raised in Oklahoma before returning to Kansas City as a lawyerabout...
180. Missouri: Special Limited Edition Missouri: Special Limited Edition 1930 Photo and bio of Milton Thompson, a cattle rancher of western Missouri based in Kansas City. Born in Atchison, Kansas in 1876 and raised in Oklahoma.