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Title
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Christmas Greeting to Kansas City Children
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Description
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File containing an article with words or lyrics (by librarian Carrie Westlake Whitney) and music (by orchestra conductor Carl Busch) for the 1909 song "Christmas Greeting to Kansas City Children."
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Date
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1909-12-19
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Object Type
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Newspaper Article
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Title
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Libraries of the West
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Description
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Speech by Kansas City librarian Carrie W. Whitney about Western libraries, including the Kansas City Public Library.
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Date
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1895-11-30
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Object Type
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Newspaper Article
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Title
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Carrie Westlake Whitney Speech Excerpt
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Description
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Excerpt from Carrie W. Whitney's speech, "Libraries of the West," making use of the term, "Gate City," signifying Kansas City.
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Date
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1895-11-30
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Object Type
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Newspaper Article
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Title
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Carrie Westlake Whitney
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Description
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Obituary for Carrie Westlake Whitney, or Carrie Whitney, "Mother of the Kansas City Public Library" as the first public librarian of Kansas City. Native of Virginia coming to Kansas City as librarian at a rental library (the city's first circulating library) at 8th and Main Streets in 1881 before being appointed public librarian at the northeast corner of 8th and Walnut Streets. Later moved to a new library building at the southwest corner of 8th and Oak Streets (later demolished) and then another larger new library building at 9th and Locust Streets in 1898, serving as head librarian until succeeded by Purd Wright in 1911.
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Date
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1934-04-09
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Object Type
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Newspaper Article
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Title
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Carrie Westlake Whitney
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Description
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Obituary for Carrie Westlake Whitney, or Carrie Whitney, "Mother of the Kansas City Public Library" as the first public librarian of Kansas City. Native of Virginia coming to Kansas City as librarian at a rental library (the city's first circulating library) at 8th and Main Streets in 1881 before being appointed public librarian at the northeast corner of 8th and Walnut Streets. Later moved to a new library building at the southwest corner of 8th and Oak Streets (later demolished) and then another larger new library building at 9th and Locust Streets in 1898, serving as head librarian until succeeded by Purd Wright in 1911.
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Date
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1934-04-09
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Object Type
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Newspaper Article
