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Title: 23rd Street Bridge Construction
Description: Photograph of construction of the 23rd Street Bridge over the Kaw River in Kansas City, Missouri.
Date: 1916-01-22
Object Type: Photograph

Title: McGee Street
Description: Looking northwest along McGee Street from near 23rd Street. The Coca-Cola Building is in view.
Date: 1920
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Main Street
Description: Looking north along Main Street at Union Station (23rd Street).
Date: 1930
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Western Sash and Door Company Building
Description: View of the Western Sash and Door Company building, once located on the northwest corner of Grand Avenue and 23rd Street, adjacent to the Kansas City Terminal Railway tracks east of Union Station. Photograph was captured from the north side of the tracks facing southeast and displays the rear of the building and lumber yard to the west.
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Alta Vista Christian Church
Description: View looking southwest of the Alta Vista Christian Church at 1201 W 23rd Street Trafficway.
Date: 1985~
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Turkey Creek Flood Scene
Description: Photograph of Turkey Creek in the West Bottoms. Debris from an unknown flood can be seen . The American Royal Exposition Building and sheep barn can be seen in the background. The image was taken from an area west of Brook Street at about 23rd street and faces northwest.
Date: 1910~
Object Type: Photograph

Title: East 23rd Street Neighborhood Markers
Description: Full view of one of four markers placed at the corners of the E. 23rd Street Neighborhood (23rd and Cleveland, 23rd and Jackson, 27th and Myrtle, and 27th and Jackson). Mark Moseman, of the Kansas City Office of Housing and Community Development, received an award for the design of these markers.
Date: 1984
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Joseph Karl Guinotte--Early Kansas City Architect
Description: Mention of the Woodworth Block, designed by architect Joseph Karl Guinotte for combined apartments and store usage, in 1888 "at the southeast corner of 23rd and Belleview" Avenue.
Date: 1978-08
Object Type: Magazine Article

Title: Swingin' thru Town: So There Goes the Neighborhood
Description: Photo and description of the one-block area on 23rd Street between Forest and Tracy Avenue, formerly the home of several nationally known jazz figures, with photo of Count Basie's former home at 2317 Forest Avenue.
Date: 1970-11
Object Type: Magazine Article

Title: East 23rd Street Area Plan: Area Plan 9
Description: Land use, long-range goals, and maps of the East 23rd Street residential district, bounded by I-70 to the west and south, Kansas City Terminal Railway, and Topping Avenue.
Date: 1977
Object Type: Report