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181. Building in Danger! Update: President Hotel Building in Danger! Update: President Hotel Winter//1994 Article about the President Hotel at 1327 Baltimore Avenue, built in 1925, in danger of demolition despite designation as a Historic Place on the National Register.
182. Building Keepers Building Keepers October 19, 2005 The Kensington School building at 17th and Van Brunt has been around for 90 years. It has also been home to the Carver Christian Academy and the Urban Community Leadership Academy. It had been vacant for...
183. Buildings & Equipment: Linda Hall Library Combines Beauty and Science Buildings & Equipment: Linda Hall Library Combines Beauty and Science November/1/1956 Article describing the holdings of and the architecture of the building itself of the Linda Hall Library, with photos of the interior and exterior.
184. Buildings Blocks Buildings Blocks June//1995 Article about planning for Downtown's future for commercial and retail businesses, examining parking, zoning, renovation, conventions, etc.
185. 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 Lambert Wachter Apartments at 1210 Cherry Street.
186. Buildings in Nation's Spotlight Buildings in Nation's Spotlight January 9, 2008 The Bloch Building at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art and the Liberty Memorial have recently won national architectural awards. The American Institute of Architects has awarded their 2008 Institute Honor...
187. Bulldozers Threaten Historic Shawnee House Bulldozers Threaten Historic Shawnee House July/15/1959 Photo and caption about "the historic old house [106 years old in 1959] at K-10 and Nieman road in Shawnee," Kansas, threatened with demolition without funds to "preserve it as a Johnson County Museum."...
188. Bulldozers, Bricks & Beams Bulldozers, Bricks & Beams July, 2003 Article describing numerous building projects underway in the Kansas City area in 2003. Includes such information as architect, contractor, and size of nearly 40 large-scale developments in Missouri and...
189. Bunker Building Bunker Building 1978 View facing northwest of the entrance to the Bunker Building, 820 Baltimore Ave. Architect Kenneth M. Frashier received an award for his work on the building's restoration.
190. Bunker Building Bunker Building September//1976 First major effort of the Historic Kansas City Foundation to further the work of historic preservation in Kansas City, for the Bunker Building, located at 820 Baltimore Avenue.
191. Bunker Building Restoration Goes On Bunker Building Restoration Goes On February 1977 Article about the renovation of the Bunker Building into a restaurant to be called "W. A. Bunker's."
192. Bus Shelter and Bus Bus Shelter and Bus 1980 View of a Metro bus pulling up to shelter with waiting passengers. The stop is located east of the Country Club Plaza, just north 47th & Main.
193. Business: They Call Him Huge Business: They Call Him Huge January-February//1999 Photo and biographical article about Hugh Zimmer, 68-year-old head of Zimmer Brothers, "a property development, brokerage and management firm" in Kansas City responsible for such projects as the restoration...
194. Business: Young Promoters Plan New Life for Uptown Business: Young Promoters Plan New Life for Uptown September 1979 Story of the restoration of the Uptown Theater, first opened in 1928, by NeoSpace Productions, Incorporated, including a new lighting system, sound system, and closed circuit video system.
195. Businessman Dreams of Converting Old Convent into a Community Center Businessman Dreams of Converting Old Convent into a Community Center October/8-14/1998 Discusses efforts to save the Little Sisters of the Poor building.
196. By the Light of the Moon By the Light of the Moon November 1991 Photos and biographical description of Jan Stenerud, "former Kansas City Chiefs kicker," member of the Football Hall of Fame, "president and CEO of Jan Stenerud & Company Inc." (a kicking tee marketer),...
197. Cape Girardeau Celebrates 200 Years Cape Girardeau Celebrates 200 Years Fall//1992 History of the city of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, from its start "dating to the early 1700s," as an Indian trading site on the Mississippi River through "French ensign, Jean Baptiste Girardot." Description...
198. Captain Joseph Parks: Chief of the Shawnee Indians Captain Joseph Parks: Chief of the Shawnee Indians June//1969 Description of the building at 500 Westport Road, said to be the oldest in Jackson County, Missouri, bought by Shawnee Indian Captain Joseph Parks from John Calvin McCoy in 1836.
199. Carr N. Eubank Will Head Fund Drive Carr N. Eubank Will Head Fund Drive July 1965 The Wornall Home will fill a void in the city, as this is the first residential restoration. This is an opportunity to make a significant contribution to our cultural and educational historical heritage....
200. Case Studies in Adaptive Reuse--Seville Square: A Shopper's Dream Case Studies in Adaptive Reuse--Seville Square: A Shopper's Dream August-September 1979 Article about the old Sears Building, now Seville Square, the world's "first suburban retail Sears store" in the 1940s.