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Title: Tullis Place Apartments
Description: Photos of the "Tullis Place apartments" built in 1887 along 8th Street between Pennsylvania and Jefferson Streets on Quality Hill before deteriorating and being demolished "after the turn of the century," replaced by "a park called Clark's Point."
Date: 2000
Object Type: Book Section

Title: Blossom Residence
Description: File contains a newspaper clipping and other material on the Major George Newton Blossom mansion at 1032 Pennsylvania in Quality Hill.
Object Type: Vertical File

Title: Kersey Coates Residence
Object Type: Vertical File

Title: Hughes' Kansas City Views
Description: Photo of Pennsylvania Avenue, looking north from 11th Street.
Date: 1896
Object Type: Book

Title: Hughes' Kansas City Views
Description: Photos of Quality Hill from the Stockyards and from 11th and Pennsylvania Avenues.
Date: 1896
Object Type: Book

Title: Quality Hill
Object Type: Vertical File

Title: Business in Brief: Quality Hill
Description: News of the final approval of the $37 million redevelopment project for Quality Hill, located between 10th, Broadway, 12th, and Pennsylvania Avenues.
Date: 1985-02-22
Object Type: Newspaper Article

Title: Quality Hill and Downtown Kansas City
Description: Aerial view looking toward the southeast with the Quality Hill area and portions of downtown Kansas City, Missouri, in view. The 8th Street Tunnel is visible in the lower right side. Other buildings in view include the Quality Hill Apartments, Municipal Auditorium, the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Kansas City Power and Light building, and many other structures.
Date: 1956
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Quality Hill Area
Description: Exact location not given, believed to be in the Quality Hill area just west of downtown Kansas City. View includes a parking lot and is looking toward the northeast. Adams Transfer & Storage Company can be seen in the distance as well as what appears to be the ASB bridge. Photo may have been taken from the back of residence at 711 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Date: 1956
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Quality Hill Area
Description: Portion of Pennsylvania Avenue in the Quality Hill area. Identified on back as: "3rd house from right-Fisher home at 711 Penn, K.C., Mo. - M.R."
Date: 1956
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Quality Hill Area
Description: Aerial view of Quality Hill area located just west of downtown Kansas City, Missouri. Included in the view is the 12th Street Viaduct as well as the Quality Hill Apartments. Looking toward the southwest.
Date: 1956
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Quality Hill Area
Description: View of Pennsylvania Avenue in the Quality Hill area, looking toward the north/northeast. Back of photograph reads: "711 Penn home of James E. Fisher and Annie Taylor Fisher, their first home. My mother, Kate Fisher (Kittell) the first baby was born here. Mildred Kittell Ray."
Date: 1956
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Quality Hill Area
Description: View looking toward the northeast and identified as 701-07 Pennsylvania Avenue, located in the Quality Hill area just west of downtown Kansas City.
Date: 1956
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Quality Hill Area
Description: Exact location not given, believed to be in the Quality Hill area just west of downtown Kansas City. Photo may have been taken from the back of residence at 711 Pennsylvania Avenue, looking toward the north.
Date: 1956
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Quality Hill Area
Description: Exact location not given, believed to be in the Quality Hill area just west of downtown Kansas City. View includes a parking lot and is looking toward the west/northwest. Street in front may be Washington Street and dwelling just beyond parking lot may be located at 711 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Date: 1956
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Quality Hill Area
Description: Aerial view of Quality Hill area located just west of downtown Kansas City, Missouri. Included in the view is the 12th Street Viaduct as well as the Quality Hill Apartments. Looking toward the southwest. Major streets in view from left to right include Broadway Boulevard, Washington Street, and Pennsylvania Avenue. The 8th Street Tunnel is in view on the far mid-right side.
Date: 1956
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Coates House Hotel
Description: Photograph features the Coates House Hotel building, looking southeast, at the corner of 10th Street and Broadway Boulevard. To the east on 10th Street, the Kansas City Custom Garment Co. building is also visible. As of 2010, the building houses the sales offices of Quality Hill Condos, with apartment dwellings on the upper levels.
Date: 1964-07-21
Object Type: Negative

Title: Quality Hill: The History of a Neighborhood
Description: History of the Quality Hill neighborhood from its beginnings in the 1850s, through its height in the 1880s, decline in the early 1900s, and 1950s redevelopment. Paper affiliated with UMKC.
Date: 1905-05-15
Object Type: Book

Title: Quality Hill Area
Description: Exact location not given, believed to be in the Quality Hill area just west of downtown Kansas City. Photo may have been taken from the back of residence at 711 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Date: 1956
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Downtown Looking West from near 10th and Walnut Streets
Description: Panoramic view of downtown buildings facing west from Walnut between 9th and 10th streets. The photograph may have been taken from the roof of the Ridge Arcade Building at 916 Walnut Street. Several downtown buildings can be seen, including: the Victor Building, the New England National Bank Building, the Dwight Building, the Board of Trade Building, the First National Bank Building (current location of the KCPL Central Library), The Elmhurst Building, the Shubert Theater Building, the Huntzinger Building, the Graphic Arts Building, the Western Newspaper Union Building, the Baker-Vawter Building, the University Club Building, the Kansas City School of Law Building, the Cosby Hotel Building, the Savoy Hotel Building, the Gibraltar Building, the New England Life Building, the Bunker Building, the New York Life Building, the Dunlap Building, the Westgate Hotel Building, the Poindexter & Sons Building, the Barton Hat Company Building, and the U.S. Rubber Company Building. The Quality Hill neighborhood and Garment District can be seen in the distance.
Date: 1927
Object Type: Photograph

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