Midtown KC Post https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html W. 39th Street: A Unique Mix of Business and Residential Buildings Get Involved Morley Family, Midtown Builders and Architects: Tales of Passion and Tragedy (Part 2) Morley Family, Midtown Builders and Architects: Tales of Passion and Tragedy (Part 1) WHY IS OLD HYDE PARK SOMETIMES CALLED HANOVER PLACE? Repeated Building Designs: Colonnaded Apartments Mary Whiteside, Citizen Entrepeneur Repeated Building Designs: The Tudor 12-plex Repeated Building Designs: The Prolific Six-Plex About Name Restored to West Plaza, Nelle Peters-Designed Building Volker Developer Fred Bonfils Lived a Colorful Life New Demolitions Proposed in Valentine Neighborhood Demolitions in Valentine in 2024 Conversations with Scott Burnett The Emil Rohrer Home: A Landmark of Concrete Construction Conversations with Scott Burnett Valentine Demolitions Part of Discussion on Vacant Land Tax Valentine Demolitions Continue Midtown kc History Art Deco fans get a tour of some cool buildings in Midtown Westwood Park Neighborhood Life Revolves around Park Bitterman’s: 160 years of History in Hyde Park Historian Calls Valentine a Neighborhood of Interesting Houses, Interesting People Union Cemetery’s Roots Norman School Historical Nomination Highlights Role in Community Fab Ballroom a Part of Midtown’s Rich Past Charlie Parker’s Midtown Roots Architect Nelle Peters Left her Mark on Midtown Loretto School Faced Desegration Fight in 1947 Back in Time: Armour and Troost Local St. Pat’s Day Parade Almost Ended One of Kansas City’s Tallest Buildings in 1914 Apple Trees Drew Crowds in the Spring Electric Park Was Midtown’s Coney’s Island Coleman Highlands: “Like a Trip to a Park” Row Houses Are Unique Midtown Architecture History Buff Tracks the Past from Volker History in Stone Walls Midtown Millionaire’s Row at 31st and Troost Armour Boulevard Was the Place to Beat the Heat Snapshot in time: North Hyde Park home in 1940 Home When Teddy Roosevelt Came to Kansas City Historic Hyde Park Home Housed a Brewer, a Mayor and Musicians Edgar Snow’s Midtown Roots Form Lifelong Kansas City-Chinese Bond Nelson’s Country Mansion Became Site of Nelson-Atkins Museum Former Mansion on Broadway Boulevard Life on the Farm at Armour and Locust Before 1880 Archives