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Indian Village Country Club: Homes, Not Houses
Sweeney, Emory J.
Promotional booklet for building family homes in 1920s luxury Kansas City suburban tract development now in the Santa Fe Hills neighborhood southeast of 85th Street and Wornall Road. It was to include rare amenities such as an open air theater, bell tower, pool, club house, and Dutch windmill. Built on property owned by Daniel Boone's son Nathan, and featuring the Boone school and home. Businessman developer Emory Sweeney founded an automobile school and WHB radio. Landscape architects Hare & Hare were to handle the project, and George Hamilton Stone was assigned as General Manager. Detailed plat map at center fold. The document claims that the neighborhood will, “exclude undesirable people from the standpoint of morals, character, and integrity.”
1923
Suburban life Real estate development Real estate business Neighborhoods
Sweeney, Emory J. Indian Village Residential District Santa Fe Hills Residential District Boone, Nathan Hare and Hare Stone, George Hamilton
Book
Books (Historical KC Texts)
Country Club District
MVSC PF F 977.8411 I395
MVSCPFF977.8411I395-1923
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