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1. Artistic Neighborhoods: The 42nd Annual Vanderslice Kitchens & Homes Tour Artistic Neighborhoods: The 42nd Annual Vanderslice Kitchens & Homes Tour May/June 2007 Featured in this year's tour will be four private homes in the Rockhill and Southmoreland neighborhoods, as well as the Kansas City Art Institute's Vanderslice Hall. Homes featured include 4312 McGee Street;...
2. August Meyer Residence August Meyer Residence Folder includes nomination form for the National Register for the August Meyer residence, located at 4415 Warwick and also known as Vanderslice Hall. It is currently owned by the Kansas City Art Institute....
3. August Meyer Residence August Meyer Residence Distant frontal and side view, also shows outbuilding; located at 4415 Warwick.
4. August Meyer Residence August Meyer Residence Full frontal and side view; located at 4415 Warwick.
5. August Meyer Residence August Meyer Residence Partial side view; located at 4415 Warwick.
6. August Meyer Residence August Meyer Residence Partial side view; located at 4415 Warwick.
7. August Meyer Residence August Meyer Residence Partial frontal and side view; located at 4415 Warwick.
8. August Meyer Residence (Vanderslice Hall), Gold Fish Lake August Meyer Residence (Vanderslice Hall), Gold Fish Lake Postcard of the Gold Fish Lake on the grounds of the August Meyer Residence (Vanderslice Hall)
9. Biography of August Meyer (1851-1905), Parks and Boulevards Leader Biography of August Meyer (1851-1905), Parks and Boulevards Leader 2003
10. Biography of Henry Van Brunt (1836-1903), Architect Biography of Henry Van Brunt (1836-1903), Architect 1999
11. Early Kansas City Architects: Van Brunt and Howe Early Kansas City Architects: Van Brunt and Howe December//1978 Photo and biographical article about Henry Van Brunt (1836-1903) and Frank Howe (1849-1909), partners in the Kansas City architectural firm of Van Brunt & Howe, established here in 1885. Van Brunt a native...
12. Kansas City Art Institute Kansas City Art Institute Partial side view of Vanderslice Hall, from the north. School located at 4415 Warwick.
13. Kansas City Art Institute Kansas City Art Institute 1946 Unidentified lawn party being held on south side of Vanderslice Hall.
14. Kansas City Art Institute Kansas City Art Institute Full side view, looking northeast, of Vanderslice Hall and Epperson Auditorium, in winter.
15. Kansas City Art Institute Kansas City Art Institute Full side view, looking northeast, of Vanderslice Hall and Epperson Auditorium.
16. Kansas City Art Institute Kansas City Art Institute Full side view, looking northwest, of Vanderslice Hall and Epperson Auditorium.
17. Kansas City Art Institute Kansas City Art Institute Exterior view of the Kansas City Art Institute showing Vanderslice Hall on the left and Epperson Auditorium on the right. Vanderslice Hall originally was the August Meyer residence located at 4415 Warrick...
18. Marburg Marburg 2008 Description and history of the August Robert Meyer house in Kansas Cityl.
19. Robert Askren Photograph Collection Finding Aid Robert Askren Photograph Collection Finding Aid circa 1870s-2005, bulk 1950-1980s Local photographer Robert G. Askren donated photographs and negatives to the Missouri Valley Special Collections in 2006. He worked for Harkins Commercial Photo Co. which he later purchased and renamed...
20. The Pioneer Mother The Pioneer Mother June 2005 Article tells the story of the Vanderslice family and of The Pioneer Mother statue. Howard Vanderslice, whose family migrated to Westport from Kentucky, gave the statue to the City in 1927.