Photograph with caption, "widening of Wyandotte Street south of 51st Street would merely narrow wide parkways." This vantage point faces
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Photograph with caption, "Main Street at 41st, looking north showing the proposed diagonal connection with Brookside Boulevard and new 60 foot
1926
Photograph with caption, "The former brickyard and rock quarry south of Brush Creek and west of Main Street." This vantage point faces so
1926
Photograph with caption, "Another view of the 'hump' in Main Street north of 49th St." This vantage point faces north-northeast
1926
Photograph with caption, "looking west from Forest Avenue" just south of 47th Street and showing the proposed east extension of 48th Stre
1926
Photograph with caption, "looking east from the heights of the old quarry.
1926
Photograph with caption, "looking southwest from 47th and Virginia" and showing the proposed 48th Street Trafficway to intersect with 47t
1926
Photograph of Mr. and Mrs. Russel Dick with Ben F. and Claudia O. Gregory posed in front of an airplane.
1926
Photograph with caption, "Mill Creek Drive at 47th Street, showing the proposed roadway due north to Brookside Boulevard Extension and main at
1926
Photograph with caption, "The old brickyard and quarry west of Main Street and south of Brush Creek." This vantage point faces south on B
1926
Photograph with caption, "northeast corner of Baltimore Avenue and 42nd Street." The photograph's annotations label streets and show
1926
Photograph with caption, "looking east on 48th Street from Charlotte Street." The photograph's annotations label streets and show pr
1926
Clipping from the Kansas City Times on March 24, 1926 showing the five officers of the Grand Avenue Cleanup Association. Pictured are T. S.
3 /24 /1926
Photograph of the attendees of Judge E. E.
3 /29 /1926
Negative of air mail planes at American Legion Field, taken by R. S. Knowlson, Kansas City, Missouri, October 31, 1921.
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Lou Holland standing by a seated Ike Morrell at Kansas City's air mail dedication at Richards Field, May 1926.
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