Cities and towns

Photo of the Fidelity Building at 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.

Photo of the New York Life Building, 20 West 9th Street, 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.

R. A. Long Building on the northeast corner of 26th and West Pennway 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.

National Fidelity Life Building, 1002 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.

Photo of the New England Building at 9th and Wyandotte 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.

Live Stock Exchange Building at 16th and Genessee 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.

Aerial view of the business district of Ottawa, Kansas, under high water during the flood of 1951 From: Folder labeled Missouri-Kansas Flood, 1951.

Aerial view of a residential district in Salina, Kansas, inundated by high waters from the Smoky Hill River during the flood of 1951. From: Folder entitled Missouri-Kansas Flood, 1951.

Aerial view of flood waters from the Smoky Hill River in a residential district of Salina, Kansas, during the flood of 1951. From: Folder entitled Missouri-Kansas Flood, 1951.

Aerial view of the business district of Salina, Kansas, inundated by high water from the Smoky Hill River during the flood of 1951. From: Folder entitled Missouri-Kansas Flood, 1951.