KCRag Forum

I still maintain that downtown is no place for children to live, and I like it that way. Downtown is a place with lots of bars, restaurants, and other grown-up fun. Kidding it down is the last thing we need. Hummm well I lived Downtown as a kid. 17th and broadway. I feel that because of this with e...

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skim82 wrote: LOL did not know there were Nazi's that were better or worse!

Yes better dead then alive!

Not my vote as I live in Tucson but found it searching photos of KC.Funny it was so easy to find things like this.

it's been over 120 days since anyone shared here...Get out that box of old pictures and lets see your life growing up!

tat2kc wrote: Funk all the way, and where can I sign the citizen petition to initiate the smoking  ban immediately??

Try the tobacco store. They are waiting for you.

It's either western auto condos or in the garmet district west of broadway. Here is another view. I find all kinds of great KC pictures on webshots, but most aren't identified. Glad we have so many people here that really know their city! http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h159/KCKevin/KC%20Sky/wher...

Here is another one I don't know where it is.

I'm no Bush fan, but unemployment levels have been at historically low levels during his administration. There are plenty of other things to criticize him about. Media spin... thats all.. The real numbers wont be out till he is gone. Just like the war that isn't. Let the next guy/gal deal with it..

schugg wrote: OK!! kckev! where is this already!

I wasn't sure.. But I would say  under the Heart of America bridge was correct..
Right about here.

For your viewing enjoyment.

Where is this?

Well maybe people should incorporate and take advantage of all those large corporation tax breaks.
Because of these large bailouts the common man must pay pay pay..

mean wrote: although personally I think the whole "coffee shop in a grocery store" thing is stupid.

That's what they said about the personal computer back in the 80's. Sure glad they took the chance back then.

voltopt wrote: 16th street between wyandotte and central.

Here is a picture I took last year that looks about the correct place

KCKev wrote: Seems to me its looking northeast about broadway and 14th maybe baltimore and 14th?

schugg wrote: thanks kev, I'm gonna drive down oak and check out that old foundation between 11th and 12th.   

Did you get a pic or two ? Is anything still there?

Part of the stone foundation of the 1884 B'nai Jehudah
Temple is still visible along the west side of Oak between
11th and 12th Streets

What in the world have you been sniffin? Bus exaust? Or maybe somthing else in the air?

Kansas City: A place and time part2 1930s---More than 20 important projects, financed by a $40 million public works program along with federal assistance, make the decade a period of unexpected growth. There is a new city hall, a flood-protection program for the Blue River, parks improvements, the K...

KCKev wrote: Where are they standing?

Seems to me its looking northeast about broadway and 14th maybe baltimore and 14th?