Landmarks in Kansas City, MO - Page 1

The West Bottoms Historic Entertainment District, located just off the 12th Street Bridge, has 22 war

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Opened in 2004 - Grinders KC has become a major destination dining event. Patio dining, Carry out, & 3rd party delivery available now during covid crisis

Kansas City’s Local 627, African-American Musicians Union, founded in 1917, and known as the Mutual Musicians Foundation, still stands in Kansas City, Missouri’s historic 18th and ...

The 17-acre park is located on the riverfront near downtown KC featuring biking paths, sand volleyba

Create lasting memories through 18th & Vine Lives; your social concierge for the historic 18th & Vine District.

Kansas City history and building architecture

Waldo Hopfest returns Saturday, May 21 for unlimited sampling of more than 250 craft beers from more

Horse drawn carriage rides on the Country Club Plaza Kansas City Missouri

The Wakefield home was built in 1904. Mr. WM H. Wakefield owned the Wakefield mantle and tile co. The home has a different tile in every room in the house! We believe the house w...

Kansas City loft living at its best. All four of our communities are located in buildings on the nat

Stockyards District of Kansas City's West Bottoms

Lenington Gardens: The finest in daylilies. Established 1952.

The renovated community, formerly known as the historic Valentine on Broadway Hotel, offers one and

Artists Chris and Kyle Dahlquist tackle the renovation of a needy building on the corner of Gillis and Missouri, unearthing the rich history buried beneath years of neglect in the ...

A condo community in Kansas City's iconic Western Auto Building.

A Landmark Brookside home featuring three suites, 2 dining rooms, parlor with grand piano and den. Private bathrooms. Home cooked breakfast daily.

Few buildings in Kansas City - or even in the Midwest - evoke an affinity for the area's heritage like the Livestock Exchange Building. And fewer still have been restored to a leve...

The one-stop page to find out what is happening in Kansas City's specialty coffee world.

Located in Kansas City’s Historic Northeast, Heim Manor was built in 1895 and is listed on local and national historic registries. The home was originally built for Michael G. Heim...

We attempt to live simply, nonviolently, and in solidarity with our poor neighbors in the Catholic Worker tradition.

Window to my World is a large Claes Oldenburg style sculpture, built as a result of the city leaving a 6-foot concrete pad in my yard. I hope visitors will come to have their pictu...

We have a Christmas trade show that connects friends and family during the holiday season.

The Heim, built in 1891, is a historic Victorian home in the Historic Northeast part of downtown KC.

Dedicated to sharing the joy of one of Kansas City's greatest collective treasures, fountains.

Se### Dungeon

This page serves to promote safety, prevent accidents and protect lives at NW Barry Road & NW Amity

Located in the heart of the Kansas City Crossroads Arts District, Corrigan Station is a vibrant mixed-use destination for tenants and visitors alike.

La Casa del Médico; or The Doctor's House, was built in 1899 and 1900 for Dr. Oliver Price Coats. This is our story as the next owners in a 117 year line.