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2019 Places in Peril…

Shanley Building

09/18/201911/17/2020
An Op-Ed by Michael Allen on the proposed demolition of the Shanley Building (December 24, 2019) Shanley Building The Shanley Building, built in 1935, was the first International Style building…
2014 Most Endangered…

The Henry Blosser House

05/17/201402/22/2021
Malta BendSaline County The Henry Blosser House was constructed c.1878, built by E. R. Page. The home was built for Henry Blosser, who had moved his family from Ross County,…
2013 Most Endangered…

The Poage-Arnold House “Three Gables”

05/17/201311/17/2020
Kansas CityClay County This house originated as a simple two-room building constructed ca. 1824, and the substantial brick addition was added in about 1860. The building is a center hall…
2012 Most Endangered…

Kemper Arena

05/17/201211/17/2020
Kansas CityJackson County In 1972 the City of Kansas City selected the Chicago architecture firm of C.F. Murphy Associates to design a state of the art arena on the groups…
2011 Most Endangered…

William P. Thompson House

05/17/201111/17/2020
Trenton VicinityGrundy County The William P. Thomson House, constructed c.1834, is the oldest building in Grundy County.  Located in the vicinity of Trenton, this brick and stone home, known as…
2010 Most Endangered…

Zion African Methodist Episcopal Church

05/18/201002/16/2021
LexingtonLafayette County Constructed in 1870, this stately Romanesque style building was once home to the largest African-American religious congregation in Lafayette County.  Through the years the enrollment declined, the church…

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    May 6 @ 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm
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    June 10 @ 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm

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