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Title
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Kansas City and Its One Hundred Foremost Men
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Description
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Photo and bio of William Magraw Reid, or William Reid, a realtor born in Kansas City in 1866 and residing at "the Bellerive Hotel."
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Date
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1925
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Object Type
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Book
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Title
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Hyde Park
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Description
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Postcard of a view in Hyde Park.
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Date
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1915
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Object Type
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Postcard
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Title
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Some Beautiful Homes of Kansas City
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Description
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Illustrations and captions for eight large houses or mansions in Kansas City, including the following: (1) the "E. Dickinson home, 5200 Madison Ave[nue], an Elizabethan residence with strong partisans," (2) the R. A. Long residence at 3218 Gladstone Boulevard, (3) the W. M. Reid residence at 300 East 36th Street, in Elizabethan style, (4) the L. F. Wilson residence at 310 East Armour Boulevard, in colonial style, (5) the John W. Wagner (or John Wagner) residence at 916 Valentine Road, in modernized Georgian style, (6) the R. M. Goodlett residence at 9 East 45th Street, in Southern colonial style, (7) the H. F. Hall residence at 5109 Cherry Street, in Georgian style, and (8) the Charles W. Littlefield (or Charles Littlefield) home at 24 East Armour Boulevard, a simplified French chateau.
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Date
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1914-01-11
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Object Type
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Newspaper Article
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Title
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Within the House: Glimpses into Notable Kansas City Homes
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Description
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Illustrations and article about the "Renaissance dwelling" of William McGraw Reid, or William Reid, at "the intersection of three busy streets, "Robert Gillham Road, McGee [Street] and [36th Street]." Depiction of its interior decoration and old furnishings and other antiques, etc.
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Date
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1913-06-08
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Object Type
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Newspaper Article
