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Garment District Sculpture
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Full,back view of the Garment District sculpture with crowd of people standing in front of the sculpture. Photograph was taken on the day that the sculpture and the Garment District Museum were dedicated, October 4, 2002. Sculpture is composed of a metal needle and thread with a four hole red button at the base. Kansas City mayor, Kay Barnes, can be scene in the center of the crowd just below the fire escape on the building in the background. Location is 8th and Bank Streets in downtown Kansas City, Missouri.
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2002-10-04
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Photograph
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Garment District Sculpture
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View of the base of the Garment District sewing needle sculpture located in the historic Garment District in downtown Kansas City, Missouri, at 8th and Bank Streets. The base of the sculpture includes a button which is in view as well as the dedicatory plaque. The sculpture and the Garment District Museum were dedicated on October 4, 2002. The plaque includes a list of donors, honorees, as well as some brief history.
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2002-10-04
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Photograph
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Garment District Museum
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Exterior view of speaker and crowd at the dedication of the Garment District Museum located at 801 Broadway in the Poindexter building in downtown Kansas City, Missouri. The speaker at the podium is identified as Mark McHenry, Deputy Director, Kansas City Parks and Recreation. The sewing needle sculpture was also dedicated on the same day, October 4, 2002.
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2002-10-04
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Photograph
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Garment District Sculpture
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Side view of the Garment District sculpture which consists of a metal sewing needle and a four hole red button at the base. Photograph was taken during the dedication of the sculpture and the Garment District Museum, located in Kansas City's historic Garment District at 8th and Bank Streets near Broadway. No identification for the group of people included in the scene. Dedication took place on October 4, 2002.
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2002-10-04
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Photograph
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Garment District Sculpture
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View of the top of the Garment District sewing needle sculpture located at 8th and Bank streets in downtown Kansas City, Missouri. Photograph taken on October 4, 2002, when the Garment District Musuem and the sculpture were dedicated.
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2002-10-04
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Photograph
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Garment District Sculpture
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View of crowd looking at he Garment District sculpture, many reading the plaque at the base. Sculpture is located at 8th and Bank Streets in Kansas City's downtown historic Garment District. Photograph was taken on the day that the sculpture and Garment District Museum were dedicated, October 4, 2002. Individuals are not identified. The sculpture is a large sewing needle with a four hole red button at the bottom.
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2002-10-04
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Photograph
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Garment District Museum
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Exterior view of unidentified female model taking part in a historic clothing fashion show in the Garment District located in downtown Kansas City, Missouri. The event was held October 4, 2002, in conjunction with the dedication of the Garment District Museum and the sewing needle sculpture. Location is at 8th and Banks neara small park area called Garment District Place.
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2002-10-04
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Photograph
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Garment District Museum
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Exterior view which features a group of unidentified women, part of the "Women in Purple" club who attended the dedication of the Garment District Museum and sewing needle sculpture. Event took place on October 4, 2002, in the historic Garment District located in the Broadway, 6th to 11th Streets area. Other attendees can be seen behind the women. Event took place at 8th and Banks.
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2002-10-04
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Photograph
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Law Building
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View of front and side looking southwest, from 12th Street.
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2002
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Photograph
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Lathrop Building
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Side view of Lathrop Building at 1005 Grand from south, taken just before demolition in June 2002.
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2002
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Photograph
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BMA Tower
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View of BMA Tower, looking north.
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2004
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Photograph
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BMA Tower
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View of BMA Tower, 31st and Southwest Trafficway, looking southwest.
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2004
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Photograph
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Jones Store
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View of the main entry way to the Jones Store located at the southeast corner of 12th and Main streets in downtown Kansas City, Missouri. Photograph taken just prior to demolition of the building.
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2006-06
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Photograph
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Jones Store
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Street level view looking toward the south. The Jones Store building main entry is in view, located on the corner of 12th and Main streets in downtown Kansas City, Missouri. Photograph taken just prior to demolition of the building.
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2006-06
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Photograph
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Jones Store
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Street level view of Main Street looking toward the north just south of 12th Street in downtown Kansas City, Missouri. The building in view is the Jones Store just prior to being demolished.
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2006-06
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Photograph
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Jones Store
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Street level view looking toward the southeast. The Jones Store building is in view, located on the corner of 12th and Main streets in downtown Kansas City, Missouri. Photograph taken just prior to demolition of the building.
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2006-06
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Photograph
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Shook, Hardy & Bacon
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Construction scene of Shook, Hardy & Bacon building. Also shows 2600 Grand building.
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2002
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Photograph
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Shook, Hardy & Bacon
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Construction scene of Shook, Hardy & Bacon building.
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2002
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Photograph
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Kansas City's International Fair Grounds
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The area of Kansas City that now comprises the Roanoke and Valentine neighborhoods was once the site of the Kansas City Interstate Fair. The fair contained all the usual exhibits and attractions but its primary draw was racing. Spectators enjoyed bicycle and horse races and bicycle versus horse races around a half-mile track. In 1884, "Roman-style horse-drawn chariots were pitted against one another."
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2006
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Magazine
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