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 Image: Title: Date: Description:
81. Swope Park, Lagoon Swope Park, Lagoon Postcard of Lagoon at Swope Park
82. The Battle of Westport The Battle of Westport 1906 Mention of Joseph Norman as "riding at General Curtis' side" for the Union in the Civil War Battle of Westport.
83. The Last Cowboy The Last Cowboy June/15/1980 Article about the large "undeveloped" tract of land surrounded by shopping centers in South Kansas City, used at least until 1980 as a riding stables.
84. Theodore Roosevelt in Kansas City Theodore Roosevelt in Kansas City 2 photographic postcards of Theodore Roosevelt and his Sept. 1, 1910 visit to Kansas City
85. Traffic Officer Traffic Officer August 17, 1957 Vertical file contains a photo and caption about Ruben Hunt, "23, of 1622 Virginia" Avenue, a police officer with the traffic direction division. He was a lifelong Kansas Citian and graduate of Lincoln...
86. Treaty Presents at Fort Laramie; 1867-68 Treaty Presents at Fort Laramie; 1867-68 Fall 1977 Article describes Western fur trade activity in 1867 and 1868 at Fort Laramie in what is now Wyoming. The author references the ledger of Seth E. Ward and focuses upon weapons, hardware, blankets, cloth,...
87. Troost Avenue Troost Avenue Postcard of Troost Avenue looking North towards 31st Street
88. Troy Steam Laundry Troy Steam Laundry ca. 1880-1900 Advertising card for Troy Steam Laundry showing two women riding on a cuff or collar as if it were a magic carpet over a pressed shirt with a cherub nearby. One of two cards with similar design. Front...
89. Was Area Monorail Pioneer Ahead of Time, or Off Track? Was Area Monorail Pioneer Ahead of Time, or Off Track? August 20, 2007 The Mike Hendricks commentary column features the story of Louis Swinney and his backyard monorail he invented back in the 1960s. "The two-wheeled vehicle was 21-feet long and powered by a car engine....
90. Whyte Brothers Grocery Whyte Brothers Grocery Postcard of the interior of the E. Whyte Grocery, Fruit & Wine Company
91. William E. Emery Is Dead William E. Emery Is Dead October 12, 1912 Article reports the death on October 11, 1912, of William E. Emery, "senior member of the firm of Emery, Bird, Thayer." Emery died suddenly of heart disease while riding a train from Jersey City to his...
92. Willis Castle Memorial Photograph Collection Finding Aid Willis Castle Memorial Photograph Collection Finding Aid ca1920-1950 (bulk 1940s-1950s) This collection contains 340 black and white, 8" x 10" photographs. Many of them were a part of the Department of Welfare, Kansas City, Missouri. The focus of this collection is on people and activities,...
93. Women atop Parade Float Women atop Parade Float n.d. Women representing various U.S. states riding atop a float sponsored by the Kansas City Chamber of Commerce during an unidentified parade. Side of float reads: "Host . . . Midwest Major League Baseball."...
94. Wyandotte Street at 52nd Street Wyandotte Street at 52nd Street 1926 View of proposed "Brookside Extension" near the area of 52nd and Wyandotte. Several homes, a woman, and a child riding a tricycle on the sidewalk are shown.