Group seeks most endangered buildings

Armour buildings that were on the 2015 most endangered list.

Historic Kansas City is looking for the most endangered buildings in Kansas City.

The organization is accepting nominations through April 29 for its annual most endangered list.

Last year, several buildings on Armour Boulevard made the list. The buildings at 100-118 W. Armour had been slated for demolition, but the city recently found some money to help make a $7 million renovation possible.

Other Midtown sites on the 2015 list included the Kirkwood Mansion at 46th and Rockhill and other properties near the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art.

Historic Kansas City says its goal to raise awareness and advocate for Kansas City’s historic buildings and resources.