Cities and towns

Aerial photograph taken over Washington, D.C., showing the U.S. Capitol Building center right and the Washington Monument and Jefferson Memorial in the background.

Davidson Building, northeast corner of 17th and Main, from the booklet "Available Office Space in Kansas City, Missouri." This information was provided to Senator Truman by the Kansas City Chamber of Commerce relative to moving bureaus or agencies from Washington, D.C., to other cities. The photograph is accompanied by a statistical sheet and floor plan.

Mutual Building on 13th Street, McGee to Locust, from the booklet "Available Office Space in Kansas City, Missouri." This information was provided to Senator Truman by the Kansas City Chamber of Commerce relative to moving bureaus or agencies from Washington, D.C. to other cities. The photograph is accompanied by a statistical sheet and floor plan.

Photo of the Finance Building, 1009 Baltimore Ave., from the booklet "Available Office Space in Kansas City, Missouri," containing pertinent factual data and photographs of 29 office buildings in Kansas City, Missouri, which have available office space. This information was provided to Senator Truman by the K.C. Chamber of Commerce relative to moving bureaus or agencies from Washington, D.C. to other cities. The photograph is accompanied by a statistical sheet and floor plan.

Photo of the Carbide and Carbon Building, 910-12 Baltimore Ave., from the booklet "Available Office Space in Kansas City, Missouri," containing pertinent factual data and photographs of 29 office buildings in Kansas City, Missouri, which have available office space. This information was provided to Senator Truman by the K.C. Chamber of Commerce relative to moving bureaus or agencies from Washington, D.C. to other cities. The photograph is accompanied by a statistical sheet and floor plan.

The Bryant Building, 11th and Walnut, from the booklet "Available Office Space in Kansas City, Missouri." This information was provided to Senator Truman by the Kansas City Chamber of Commerce relative to moving bureaus or agencies from Washington, D.C., to other cities. The photograph is accompanied by a statistical sheet and floor plan.

The Law Building, 12th and Grand, from the booklet "Available Office Space in Kansas City, Missouri." This information was provided to Senator Truman by the Kansas City Chamber of Commerce relative to moving bureaus or agencies from Washington, D.C. to other cities. The photograph is accompanied by a statistical sheet and floor plan.

Photo of the Waltower Building, 9th and Walnut, from the booklet "Available Office Space in Kansas City, Missouri," containing pertinent factual data and photographs of 29 office buildings in Kansas City, Missouri, which have available office space. This information was provided to Senator Truman by the K.C. Chamber of Commerce relative to moving bureaus or agencies from Washington, D.C. to other cities. The photograph is accompanied by a statistical sheet and floor plan.

Dierks Building at 10th and Grand Avenue from the booklet "Available Office Space in Kansas City, Missouri." This information was provided to Senator Truman by the Kansas Chamber of Commerce relative to moving bureaus or agencies from Washington D.C., to other cities. The photograph is accompanied by a statistical sheet and floor plan.

Hewson Building, 1016 Walnut Street, from the booklet "Available Office Space in Kansas City, Missouri." This information was provided to Senator Truman by the Kansas City Chamber of Commerce relative to moving bureaus or agencies from Washington, D.C. to other cities. The photograph is accompanied by a statistical sheet and floor plan.