Historic MarkersRemodeling Underway
The remodeling will be completed by Monday, November 18, 2019
Markers with an active link will display a page with a photo of the marker.
. The markers below are in the process of being rearranged to reflect levels those that were installed with the cooperation of other organizations, or where the NSDKC assisted in naming the historical identity.
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More than 100 historic markers are on signposts, walls, and other structures throughout the Kansas City area. These markers signify events, and locations that showcase the political, military, social, and economic history of Kansas City.|
First Country Club in Kansas City Camp Union Union Cemetery Boone Store Mayor Milton Payne gravesite Byrams' Ford Battlefield Fort Osage Battle of Westport Alexander Majors House Watts Mill Kansas City Athenaeum Santa Fe Trail (missing) Battle of Westport Santa Fe Trail Grinter House Old Convention Hall Strang Line Car Barn and Power Station Bingham Monument James Anderson Plaque Harris-Kearney House First Golf Course in Kansas City Civil War Women's Prison Savoy Grill and Hotel Dr. Johnston Lykins' Home (missing) Historic Flavin-Brown Building Complex Historic Linden, Missouri Ethnic Enrichment Committee Harlem Marker |
Old Pike Road St. Mary's Church Kansas City Young Matrons Clubhouse Antioch Community Church William Paxton, Platte City, Missouri Lewis and Clark Historic Park at Kaw Point Old Lexington Cemetery at William Jewell College Ashley Marker Atkins—Johnson Farm Town of Kansas site The American Jazz Museum The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum Greater Kansas City Restaurant Association Pacific House Hotel St. Francis Regis Church Battle of Westport Lewis and Clark Park Pioneer Park Wornall House Truman Historical District Street Signs Richards Airport Burlington Bridge Van Horn High School Andrew Drips Park Lewis and Clark Viaduct Chouteau Bridge (missing) George Caleb Bingham School (missing) Turman Sports Complex |
The Native Sons and Daughters of Greater Kansas City
