Cities and towns

Snapshot taken in Korea of an unidentified Korean city. A small airplane can be seen in the background flying above the city. From: Brenda Thompson.

The Railway Exchange Building, 7th Street, Grand to Walnut, Kansas City, Missouri. From the booklet "Available Office Space in Kansas City, Missouri." 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.

A building in Kansas City, Missouri, at the corner of 9th Street and Grand Boulevard. From the booklet "Available Office Space in Kansas City, Missouri," containing factual data and photographs of 29 office buildings in Kansas City, Missouri. 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 Argyle Building, 12th and McGee Street, Kansas City, Missouri. From the booklet "Available Office Space in Kansas City, Missouri," containing pertinent factual data and photographs of 29 office buildings in Kansas City, MO. 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 Shukert Building, 1113-1119 Grand Avenue, Kansas City, Missouri. From the booklet "Available Office Space in Kansas City, Missouri," containing pertinent factual data and photographs of 29 office buildings in Kansas City, MO. 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.

Land Bank Building, 15 West 10th Street, Kansas City, MO. From the booklet "Available Office Space in Kansas City, MO." 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 Orear-Leslie Building, 1012 Baltimore, from the booklet "Available Office Space in Kansas City, Missouri", containing pertinent factual data and photographs of 29 office buildings in Kansas City, Missouri". 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 Board of Trade Building, southeast corner of 10th and Wyandotte which adjoins the Dwight Building at 10th and Baltimore, 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 and agencies from Washington, D.C. to other cities. The photograph is accompanied by a statistical sheet and floor plan.

The Dwight Building, southwest corner of 10th and Baltimore, from the booklet "Available Office Space in Kansas City, Missouri." This information 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 Scarritt Building, 816-22 Grand Avenue, from the booklet "Available Office Space in Kansas City, Missouri." This information was provided 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.