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 Image: Title: Date: Description:
121. Blue Valley Park Blue Valley Park n.d. Men and children at the 26th and Topping entrance to Blue Valley Park. Men in photograph identified as: J.V. Lewis, Robert Benson, Fred Morris, and Harry Davis.
122. Boone's Trading Post Boone's Trading Post June 8, 1966 He reasoned that the building had been built in the early 1850s rather than the established date of 1837 and that it had been built by the Ewing Brothers rather than by Joseph Parks. Transactions for the...
123. Bridge Named For Hospital Founders Bridge Named For Hospital Founders December 2, 2004 Short notice indicating that the Kansas City Board of Parks and Recreation Commissioners had voted to name a bridge over Anderson Avenue in the Northeast area after Katharine Berry Richardson and Alice...
124. Broadway Boulevard Broadway Boulevard 1995 Description with photos and history of Broadway Boulevard, part of the park and boulevard system, from 31st to 43rd Streets, 1.53 miles long, acquired in 1902-1906.
125. Brookside Boulevard Brookside Boulevard 1995 Description with photos and history Brookside Boulevard, part of the park and boulevard system, from Ward Parkway to Meyer Boulevard, 2.10 miles long, acquired in 1913.
126. Bruce Area Clean-Up Bruce Area Clean-Up April 1945 Children participating in the Bruce Area clean-up.
127. Brush Creek Boulevard Brush Creek Boulevard 1995 Description with photos and history of Brush Creek Boulevard, part of the park and boulevard system, from Main Street to Benton Boulevard, 2.02 miles long, acquired in 1908-1911.
128. Brush Creek Parkway Brush Creek Parkway 1995 Description with photos and history of Brush Creek Parkway, part of the park and boulevard system, from State Line Road and Ward Parkway to Cleveland Avenue, 3.63 miles long, acquired in 1916-1917.
129. Brush Creek Pedestrian Bridge Brush Creek Pedestrian Bridge June 13, 1932 Wilbur Dunn, Director of Parks Department, along the banks of Brush Creek near the pedestrian bridge at Central and Ward Parkway.
130. Budd Park Budd Park 1995 Description of the 26.39-acre park acquired in 1891, between Saint John, Hardesty, and Brighton Avenue, and Budd Park Esplanade, with photos and history.
131. Budd Park Budd Park July 1942 View of participants at the North Area Playground Fair at Budd Park. View of what appears to be a boxing ring in fron of building. Sing on roof says Join the Red Cross.
132. Budd Park Budd Park Postcard of Shelter at Budd Park
133. Budd Park Budd Park 1944 Participants in a Community Singing event at Budd Park.
134. Budd Park Coming Along Budd Park Coming Along July/26/2000 Article gives details about the progress of the pool renovation at Budd Park.
135. Budd Park Esplanade Budd Park Esplanade 1995 Description with photos and history of Budd Park Esplanade, part of the park and boulevard system, from Van Brunt Boulevard to Hardesty Avenue, 0.37 miles long, acquired in 1913-1915.
136. Budd Park, Sunday Picnic Budd Park, Sunday Picnic Postcard of a Sunday School Picnic at Budd Park
137. Budd-Ugly Budd-Ugly October 12, 2005 Budd Park was named after Judge Azariah Budd who gave 20 acres in 1890 to get the park started. It now contains 26.39 acres and is located between Brighton and Hardesty avenues, from St. John to Budd Park...
138. Buildings and Garden near Lake Buildings and Garden near Lake Buildings and terraced garden near shore of unidentified body of water.
139. Buildings by Hucke & Sexton Contracting and Building Company, Kansas City, Missouri, U. S. A. Buildings by Hucke & Sexton Contracting and Building Company, Kansas City, Missouri, U. S. A. 1902 Photo of "Heim's Theatre, Electric Park."
140. Buildings by Hucke & Sexton Contracting and Building Company, Kansas City, Missouri, U. S. A. Buildings by Hucke & Sexton Contracting and Building Company, Kansas City, Missouri, U. S. A. 1902 Photo of the "interior of Heim's Theatre, Electric Park."