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Title: Gillham, McGee and Grand at 22nd
Description: Elevated view looking southwest along Gillham Road (left), McGee Street (center), and Grand Avenue (right). The first General Hospital Building, Later General Hospital #2, can be seen on the left hand side of the image. The Franklin Hudson Publishing Company Building, later the Kansas City Journal-Post Building, is also on the left. The Carnie-Goudie Company Building is on the right. Signs for Packard automobile company, Kelly-Springfield Tires, and Schutte Lumber are in view. Several cars and pedestrians can be seen.
Date: 1915~
Object Type: Photograph

Title: View Looking West along Gregory Boulevard from McGee Street
Description: View facing west along Gregory Boulevard from its intersection with McGee Street in the Tower Homes and Armour Hills residential districts. The building housing the Country Club Bowl bowling alley and Alibi Room cocktail lounge can be seen. A building housing Trillin's Restaurant is in view. Cars parked in the lot outside of Country Club Bowl and along Gregory Boulevard and McGee Street can be seen. Houses in the Armour Hills neighborhood are in view in the distance.
Date: 1950~
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Southwest Corner - Gregory Boulevard and McGee Street
Description: View facing south along McGee Street from its intersection with Gregory Boulevard in the Tower Homes Residential District. The building housing the Country Club Bowl bowling alley and Alibi Room cocktail lounge can be seen. A car parked along McGee Street is in view.
Date: 1950~
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Hotel Andrew Jackson
Description: View of the entrance to the Hotel Andrew Jackson, once located on the southeast corner of 12th and McGee streets. Automobiles parked along the streets can be seen. A sign for Neff's Drugs is in view.
Date: 1950~
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Nash Motors Company Building
Description: View looking southwest of the Nash Motors Company Building that once stood at the intersection of 27th and McGee Street at 2630 Mcgee Street. Cars parked outside of the building can be seen.
Date: 1940~
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Argyle Building
Description: View looking northeast of the Argyle Building at 306 E. 12th Street at its intersection with McGee Street. The first four floors of the building were completed in 1907, the upper floors were completed in 1925. Cars and pedestrians can be seen. Buildings that once stood along 12th and McGee streets. Signs for Katz Drugstores, the Bickel Company, Chesterfield Cigarettes, Coca-Cola, and Keene and Simpson Architects are in view.
Date: 1925~
Object Type: Photograph

Title: 18th and Grand Looking East
Description: View facing east along 18th Street from its intersection with Grand Avenue. The Grand Avenue Bank Building can be seen on the south side of the street. A sign for an unidentified restaurant reading Jerry's can be seen on the south side of the street. Sings for the Central Pontiac automobile dealership attached to the building on the southeast corner of 18th and McGee streets can be seen. Cars and pedestrians along 18th Street are in view.
Date: 1948-07-16
Object Type: Photograph

Title: 19th and Grand Looking East
Description: View facing east along 19th Street from its intersection with Grand Avenue. Signs for the Berry Berl automobile dealership attached to the building on the southeast corner of 19th and McGee streets can be seen. Cars and trucks along 19th Street are in view. A bicyclist on the north side of the street can be seen.
Date: 1948-07-16
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Reid-Ward Motor Company
Description: View of the Reid-Ward Motor Company Building, once located at 2500 McGee Trafficway. A Packard sign on the building can be seen. The company's letterhead and logo are located on the back of photograph #43.
Date: 1928~
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Coca-Cola Building and Vicinity
Description: Promotional drawing produced by the Ennis-Edwards Realty Company and included within a booklet promoting the advantages of the Coca-Cola Building. The illustration highlights the building's close proximity to the Liberty Memorial, Union Station, rail lines, major streets, the downtown hotel district, the retail district, the office building district, and the headquarters of the Kansas City Star and Times newspapers.
Date: 1927
Object Type: Artwork

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