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 Image: Title: Date: Description:
1. 34th Street Terrace 34th Street Terrace March 29, 1950 View looking south along Warwick at 34th Street Terrace; shows apartment building and parked cars.
2. 38th Street and Warwick Boulevard 38th Street and Warwick Boulevard 1966 View of the intersection of 38th and Warwick, including apartment complex at 3740 Warwick.
3. A Faithful Butler Receives Home and $10,000 A Faithful Butler Receives Home and $10,000 May/16/1952 Photos, captions, and article about the bequeathment of the "3-story residence of the late Miss Pearl Burdette and Miss Elva Stapp, who died Sunday," to Melvin Babb, "Negro butler there thirty-one years."...
4. All Souls Unitarian Church All Souls Unitarian Church Photos, illustrations, and information on the All Souls Unitarian Church at 4500 Warwick Boulevard (and previously at 3425 Baltimore Avenue from 1906 to 1951), including church programs.
5. Apartment Complex Apartment Complex 1966 Apartment complex under construction at 38th St. and Warwick Boulevard (3745 Warwick).
6. Armour Boulevard Armour Boulevard 1905 Looking east along Armour from Warwick.
7. Armour Boulevard Armour Boulevard 1905 Looking east along Armour from Warwick.
8. Armour Boulevard Armour Boulevard 1925 Looking east along Armour Boulevard from Warwick. The Bellerive Hotel can be seen on the left.
9. Armour Boulevard Armour Boulevard Postcard of Armour Boulevard
10. Art? For Art's Sake, It's an Exciting Time Art? For Art's Sake, It's an Exciting Time August 12, 2006 Outdoor art is becoming more plentiful in Kansas City it appears. This article features a new outdoor sculpture being installed at the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art called "Architect's Handkerchief"...
11. 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;...
12. 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)
13. August R. Meyer August R. Meyer Photos and information on August Meyer (1851-1905), first president and co-organizer of the Board of Park Commissioners of Kansas City, early promoter of the park and boulevard system, and native of Saint...
14. B. T. Whipple Residence B. T. Whipple Residence September 1912 Photo of the B. T. Whipple residence at 4538 Warwick Boulevard, designed by architects A. Van Brunt & Company.
15. Biography of Charles F. Morse (1839-1926), Businessman and Civic Leader Biography of Charles F. Morse (1839-1926), Businessman and Civic Leader 1999
16. Chateau 37 Apartments Chateau 37 Apartments 1966 Partial view of the Chateau 37 Apartments, located at 37th and Warwick (3630 Warwick).
17. David H. Harding: He Was a Mid-Western Motion Picture Theater Pioneer David H. Harding: He Was a Mid-Western Motion Picture Theater Pioneer October/27/1954 Obituary for David Harding, "77, who with his brother, Samuel Harding, was a pioneer in the motion picture theater industry in the Mid-West," born in New York about 1877 and coming to Kansas City about...
18. Deaths: Miss Elva J. Stapp Deaths: Miss Elva J. Stapp May/13/1952 Obituary for Miss Elva Stapp, "3800 Warwick boulevard, formerly an instructor of music" at her home in Kansas City. Native of DeKalb County, Missouri coming here about 1920 and operating "a boarding home...
19. Dies in 8-Floor Fall: Mrs. Jane F. Sophian in Plunge from Apartment Dies in 8-Floor Fall: Mrs. Jane F. Sophian in Plunge from Apartment October/9/1945 Photo and obituary article about the fatal fall of Mrs. Jane Sophian "from a window in her apartment on the eighth floor of the Sophian Plaza, 4618 Warwick boulevard," resulting in her death at the age...
20. Early Kansas City Architects: Adriance and John Van Brunt Early Kansas City Architects: Adriance and John Van Brunt April-May//1979 Photos and biographical article about Adriance Van Brunt (1836-1913) and John Van Brunt (1855-1924), brothers and architects not related to fellow Kansas City architects Henry Van Brunt and Courtlandt...