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 Image: Title: Date: Description:
201. Bridge Bridge Unidentified bridge.
202. Bridge Bridge 1910 Unidentified bridge in West Bottoms.
203. Bridge Bridge Distant view of unidentified bridge near railroad tracks; also shows Stewart-Peck freight cars and unidentified men.
204. Bridge Construction Bridge Construction 1920s-1930s Construction view of unidentified bridge.
205. Bridge Construction Scene Bridge Construction Scene circa 1920s Construction site showing a large crane and people working on an unidentified bridge. The side of the crane reads "Kansas City Bridge Co."
206. Bridge Construction Site, Aerial View Bridge Construction Site, Aerial View Aerial view showing the early stages of bridge construction over an unidentified body of water.
207. Bridges Cemetery Bridges Cemetery 1934 Description of location and persons interred at the Bridges Cemetery in the Sni-a-Bar Township of Jackson County, Missouri. Research gathered in 1979 by Ms. Karol Witthar of Blue Springs Historical Society...
208. Broadway Boulevard Broadway Boulevard 1867 Early view of Kansas City identified as Broadway from the west between 7th and 10th Streets.
209. Browning, King and Company Browning, King and Company 1885 Full side view of Browning, King & Co., clothiers, located on the southeast corner of 11th and Main.
210. Buffalo Bill Cody and Col. Hugh Scott Buffalo Bill Cody and Col. Hugh Scott 1914 Exterior snapshot view identified on back of photograph as Gen. Hugh L. Scott in front seat next to Col. William F. Cody (Buffalo Bill) in the driver's seat, El Paso, Texas, March 29, 1914. Those in back...
211. Buffalo Herd Buffalo Herd 1888 Herd of buffalo in pen at unidentified location. Written beside photograph: Last Buffalo in KC. From 1870 to 78 buffalo meat sold at 2-5 [cents] a # and stacks 10ft high were piled up at the end of the...
212. Buffalo Vernon Buffalo Vernon n.d. Snapshot, full body view identified as Buffalo Vernon (Tom Averill) at 76. Location unknown. Photograph found in Montgomery corresondence, P3, under Averill, Tom.
213. Building at 20th and Baltimore Building at 20th and Baltimore 1950 Full frontal and side view; located at southwest corner of 20th and Baltimore.
214. Building Damaged by Flood Building Damaged by Flood 1951 View of building showing damage from 1951 Flood, exact location unknown.
215. Building Fire Building Fire circa 1930s Firemen extinguishing a smoldering fire that has destroyed an unidentified building. Several people are watching from a nearby street and filling station. There are several billboard advertisements in...
216. Buildings and Bridge Buildings and Bridge n.d. Unidentified buildings and bridge in the Pershing Road area, exact location unknown.
217. Buildings near 12th & Main Street Buildings near 12th & Main Street 1929 Rooftop view looking northeast along 12th Street from Main. Shows Boley Building and, in the distance, the Telephone Building under construction. A sign on thenearest building reads "Foreman and Clark...
218. Burlington Bridge Burlington Bridge January 22, 1916 View of the Burlington Bridge of the CB & QRR [Chicago, Burlington & Quincy] Railroad in Kansas City, Missouri.
219. Burlington, Kansas Burlington, Kansas 1886 Flooded business district in Burlington, Kansas.
220. Burlington, Kansas Burlington, Kansas 1886 Flooded business district in Burlington, Kansas. Post Office in view and clothing business with M. Seelig over the door.