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HEADING NORTH ON BROADWAY BRIDGE
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KANSAS CITY TERMINAL, ELEVATORS BY RIVER
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BUS STOP ON BROADWAY, KCMO
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J.C. NICHOLS FOUNTAIN, KCMO
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PRELIMINARY SKETCH FOR WATERCOLOR BY HUFFSTUTTER--UPTOWN
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USE SOME OF TOBACCO TAXES FOR SMOKE-BREAK ROOMS
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DAWN'S EARLY LIGHT SOMETIME LONG AGO
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KANSAS CITY IS PROMOTING SPELLING AND KC STRIP STEAKS...
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ODD AND ASSORTED SUBJECTS 565
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NICHOLS ROAD: SALUTE TO THE PLAZA, KCMO
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UPTOWN: THIS MARQUE IS A KANSAS CITY LANDMARK
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BLUE ROOM in Kansas City, Missouri 1959...it was a unique jazz club with an inviting blue neon sign...
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JAZZ AND DRINKS 1959: KC'S BLUE ROOM
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MY SIMPLE PLAN WOULD HAVE BEEN A BELOVED PLAN FOR HEALTHCARE REFORM...
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SIGNS
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MY FRIEND GAVE ME HIS 84 EL DORADO WHEN HE BOUGHT A NEW 85 EL DORADO...
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SPRINGTIME ARRIVES IN KCMO
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VAN GOGH'S CROWS ABOVE OLIVE GROVE WITHOUT SUNFLOWERS
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Me and my Morris Minor...1965
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American spirit is awakening again...
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ARTISTS' SUITE AT OLD KANSAS CITY HOTEL: WATCH MOODY ARTISTS PAINTING, VISIT SHOT BAR IN OLD BASEMENT, ENJOY TRANSIENT EXPERIENCE AND OLD ELEVATOR
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PORTRAIT OF A SINGER: CARIBBEAN BEAT AND PLEASING ACCENT
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CLOUDY DAY ON KC's COUNTRY CLUB PLAZA, SPRING OF 1966: Cocktails were about 75 cents in the poshest places on the Plaza back then...
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IN THE SPIRIT OF THANKSGIVING: SCHOOL PROJECT OF YOUNGEST GRANDAUGHTER...
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MIKE MURPHY PASSES AWAY KCMO
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MOSIAC FROM A WALL ON KANSAS CITY'S PLAZA SHOPPING AREA.
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FRIENDS GATHERED AT RANDY'S PLACE DECEMBER 60
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SKETCH DONE IN 1958 OF A KANSAS CITY URBAN AREA
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DEDICATED TO THE AMERICAN COAL INDUSTRY
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MR VERBEKE AND HIS VINTAGE POSTCARDS