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Architecture in Kansas City: 1885-1913
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Discussion of architects in Kansas City and their origins with photos of a few of their works, including the Scarritt Building.
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1971
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Magazine Article
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Thomas Hart Benton Bust
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Teak wood bust of Thomas Hart Benton by local artist Alfred Coe.
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1971
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Archival Material
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Pioneer Life Sketch
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Description
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Matted charcoal sketch by Tom Beard, 1971 (print, 8 x 10 in. and mat 11 x 14 in.) depicting pioneer life. Written on the back of the mat: "Given to the Missouri Valley Room April 12, 1975 by Tom Beard." Business card attached to back of matting.
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Date
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1971
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Pioneer Life Sketch
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Description
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Matted charcoal sketch by Tom Beard, 1971 (print 8 x 10 in. and mat 11 x 14 in.) depicting pioneer life. Written on the back of the mat: "Given to the Missouri Valley Room April 12, 1975 by Tom Beard."
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Date
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1971
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Archival Material
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Kansas City School District Map
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Unframed (30 in. x 33.5 in.) map of the Kansas City School District, January 1971. Includes on the front an index of schools and other district facilities with addresses. The legend includes: elementary school district, elementary schools, junior high district, junior high schools, senior high district, senior high schools, district-wide facilities, and non-academic buildings.
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1971
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Archival Material
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The Mountain Men and the Fur Trade of the Far West
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Description
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Photo and chapter of the book about Andrew Whitley Sublette, or Andrew Sublette (1808-1853), a Rocky Mountain fur trader and brother of Westport trader William Sublette. Native of Kentucky raised in Saint Charles, Missouri and traveling to Santa Fe by 1830, working with his brother, Robert Campbell, and Louis Vasquez, James Beckwourth in the mountains and on the Santa Fe Trail until being killed by grizzly bears.
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1971
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Object Type
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Book
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The Mountain Men and the Fur Trade of the Far West
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Description
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Chapter of the book about Charles Compo, a mountain man in "the Old Oregon country" starting in the 1830s, associated with Protestant missionaries crossing the Rocky Mountains and working as an interpreter with the Nez Perce Indians and other tribes, dying apparently in 1865.
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Date
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1971
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Object Type
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Book
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The Mountain Men and the Fur Trade of the Far West
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Description
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Chapter of the book about Jacques Fournais, a French Canadian mountain man born in Quebec in the mid-1700s and exploring in Missouri by 1815, nicknamed "Old Pino." Description of his fur trapping career and early Kansas City residence, working with Pierre Chouteau, Jr., and Andrew Drips, retiring to Kansas City in 1845 in his cabin built about 1815 here, and dying in 1871, supposedly at the age of 124.
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1971
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Object Type
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Book
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