Historical Archives: The Kansas City Star Edition For August 29, 2003
Kansas City Star: Now open to all: See The Star’s historical photo archives, with the KC Library
A picture of Cameron Lamb, a 26-year-old Black man gunned down by a Kansas City police detective, hangs, at the Black Archives of Mid-America over an exhibit about Lamb’s killing and the subsequent ... KMBC Kansas City: 'It all tells a story': Black Archives of Mid-America in Kansas City highlights history of kente
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'It all tells a story': Black Archives of Mid-America in Kansas City highlights history of kente For 145 years, The Star has been covering every aspect of life in Kansas City. Now, over 500,000 photos are available on a free website with images from The Star’s archives of the pre-digital era of ... KCTV News: Free exhibit at WWI Museum showcases National Archives in Kansas City for first time
Free exhibit at WWI Museum showcases National Archives in Kansas City for first time WDAF-TV: Major historical documents arrive in Kansas City as part of nation’s 250th anniversary celebration KANSAS CITY, Mo. — An engraving of the Declaration of Independence is about to be on display for free at the World War I Museum in Kansas City. “The National Archives Foundation reached out to us ... Major historical documents arrive in Kansas City as part of nation’s 250th anniversary celebration KCUR 89.3 FM: A People's History of Kansas City named best podcast by American Historical Association
The American Historical Association awarded A People's History of Kansas City from KCUR Studios its top prize for historical podcasts. The annual Sinclair Prize recognizes the skill and artistry of ... A People's History of Kansas City named best podcast by American Historical Association Kansas City Star: Black Archives in KC is now showing African Americans how to uncover their roots The Black Archives of Mid America has served the Kansas City metro as the custodian of Black history since 1974. Now it has added a new program helping Black residents uncover their roots. Emily ... Yahoo: Now open to all: See The Star’s historical photo archives, with the KC Library Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Today, I’m excited to announce the launch of KCStarPhotos.org, a new project from the Kansas City Public Library and The Kansas ... Now open to all: See The Star’s historical photo archives, with the KC Library Kansas City Star: It’s KC history: The killing of Cameron Lamb, a doctor, a senator and a BBQ king Kansas City Star: How the KC Library is preserving a ‘time capsule of Black history’ from The Call Photos of Martin Luther King Jr. Letters from Harry Truman. Images of Henry Perry, the father of Kansas City barbecue. These documents and more will be available for public viewing in the next couple ...
