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Kate Chopin House (St. Louis, Missouri)

The Kate Chopin House, located at 4232 McPherson Avenue in St. Louis, Missouri, is the former home of author Kate Chopin. The house was built in 1897 by contractor Oscar F. Humphrey. Chopin moved to the house in 1903 and lived there until her death in 1904; while living in the house, she wrote her last poem and story. Chopin grew up in St. Louis before moving to Louisiana with her husband; after his death, she returned to St. Louis, where she began her writing career. Her stories discussed the evolving role of women in American society, and contemporary literary critics considered her one of the most significant St. Louis authors of the period. The house at 4232 McPherson is her only surviving former residence in St. Louis. The house was added to the National Register of Historic Places on February 14, 1986. See also Kate Chopin House (Cloutierville, Louisiana), Chopin's home in Louisiana References
Bethany Memorial Airport

Bethany Memorial Airport (FAA LID: 75K) is a public use airport in Harrison County, Missouri. It is owned by the city of Bethany and located two nautical miles (4 km) northeast of its central business district. Facilities and aircraft Bethany Memorial Airport covers an area of 25 acres (10 ha) at an elevation of 1,035 feet (315 m) above mean sea level. It has one runway designated 3/21 with an asphalt surface measuring 2,255 by 48 feet (687 x 15 m). For the 12-month period ending June 30, 2011, the airport had 82 general aviation aircraft operations. See also List of airports in Missouri References External links Airport page Archived 2014-03-15 at the Wayback Machine at City of Bethany website "Bethany Memorial (75K)" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2016-03-03. Retrieved 2014-03-15. at Missouri DOT Airport Directory Aerial image as of February 1996 from USGS The National Map Resources for this airport: FAA airport information for 75K AirNav airport information for 75K FlightAware airport information and live flight tracker SkyVector aeronautical chart for 75K
St. Raymond Maronite Cathedral (St. Louis, Missouri)

St. Raymond's Cathedral is a Maronite Catholic co-cathedral located in St. Louis, Missouri, United States. It is the seat of the Eparchy of Our Lady of Lebanon of Los Angeles along with Our Lady of Mt. Lebanon-St. Peter Cathedral in Los Angeles. History Lebanese and Syrian immigrants started to settle along the Mississippi River in St. Louis in the late 19th century. In 1898 they started St. Anthony the Hermit Parish with an Antonine monk, Father George Emmanuel, as their first priest. A group of immigrants from Hadchit, Lebanon, secured property at 923-25 LaSalle Street from the estate of J.G. Choteau and St. Raymond's Church was founded. Father Joseph Karam came from Hadchit the following year to be the parish's first pastor. A parish hall was built in 1951. The present church was completed in 1975. Father Robert Shaheen, who had been at St. Raymond's since 1967, was named bishop of the Eparchy of Our Lady of Lebanon in 2000. The following year St. Raymond's was named a co-cathedral. A pastoral center was completed in 2002 to serve as the headquarters of the Eparchy. The shrine to Our Lady of St. Louis was dedicated in 2007, and the Maronite Heritage Institute was opened in 2011. On February 27, 2014, the Rev. Wissam Akiki was ordained to the priesthood at St. Raymond Cathedral by Bishop Elias Zaidan. Pope Francis gave his approval for the ordination, which made Akiki the first married Maronite priest to be ordained in the United States in nearly a century. See also Saint Raymond List of Catholic cathedrals in the United States List of cathedrals in the United States References External links Media related to Saint Raymond's Maronite Cathedral (St. Louis, Missouri) at Wikimedia Commons Official Cathedral Site
Concatedral de San Raimundo (San Luis)

La catedral de San Raimundo​ también llamada Catedral Maronita de San Raimundo​ o Concatedral de San Raimundo (en inglés: St. Raymond Cathedral o St. Raymond Maronite Cathedral ) es una catedral católica de rito maronita ubicada en S. Luis,​ Misuri, Estados Unidos. Es la sede de la Eparquía de Nuestra Señora del Líbano de Los Ángeles junto con la catedral de Nuestra Señora del Monte Líbano y San Pedro en Los Ángeles. Los inmigrantes libaneses y sirios comenzaron a establecerse a lo largo del río Misisipi en St. Louis a finales del siglo XIX. En 1898 comenzaron la parroquia de San Antonio con un monje Antonino, el Padre George Emmanuel, como su primer sacerdote. Un grupo de inmigrantes de Hadchit, Líbano, aseguró la propiedad en el 923-25 de la calle LaSalle y la iglesia de St. Raymond fue fundada. El Padre Joseph Karam vino de Hadchit al año siguiente para ser el primer pastor de la parroquia. Un pasillo de la parroquia fue construido en 1951. La iglesia actual fue terminada en 1975. El padre Robert Shaheen, que había estado en St. Raymond desde 1967, fue nombrado obispo de la Eparquía de Nuestra Señora del Líbano en el año 2000. Al año siguiente St. Raymond fue nombrada co-catedral por el Papa Juan Pablo II. Un centro pastoral fue terminado en 2002 para servir como la sede de la Eparquía. El santuario de Nuestra Señora de San Luis fue dedicado en 2007, y el Instituto de Patrimonio Maronita fue inaugurado en 2011. El 27 de febrero de 2014, el Rev. Wissam Akiki fue ordenado sacerdote en la Catedral de San Raymond por el Obispo Elias Zaidan. El papa Francisco dio su aprobación para la ordenación, que hizo a Akiki el primer sacerdote maronita casado en ser ordenado en los Estados Unidos en casi un siglo.​ Véase también Iglesia católica San Raimundo Referencias Enlaces externos Wikimedia Commons alberga una categoría multimedia sobre Concatedral de San Raimundo.
The Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Roman Catholic Church (Belgique, Missouri)

The Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church was a Roman Catholic church in Belgique, Missouri, United States. History The Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church was founded in 1884 by Catholic settlers from Belgium. Father D.L. De Ceumynck, an immigrant from Belgium, served as the church's first priest. The first church building was erected in 1885. In 1893 a new church was built and the older building was then used as the school. In 1963, the pastor at Belgique was assigned to administer to the Catholics at Claryville and Sereno parishes. In 1966, Belgique and Sereno were made missions of the Vincentian priests at Perryville. The Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary was closed in 1993, and its parishioners were invited to join the faith community at Our Lady of Victory in Sereno. Cemetery The Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Cemetery, also known as Belgique Catholic Cemetery, lies just south of Belgique along highway 51. Gallery References External links Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Belgique)
Don Robinson State Park

Don Robinson State Park is a public recreation area covering more than 800 acres (320 ha) in Jefferson County, Missouri. Located in the upper LaBarque Creek watershed, the state park's rugged landscape includes sandstone box canyons, shelter caves, cliffs, glades and upland and bottomland forests. The land was bequeathed to the state by businessman Don Robinson following his death in 2012. Robinson started acquiring parcels in the 1960s and stopped when he realized his ambition of amassing a holding the same size as New York City's Central Park. The park opened to the public in 2017. It features the stone house where Robinson began living in 1978 as well as two hiking trails and a picnicking area. References External links Don Robinson State Park Missouri Department of Natural Resources Don Robinson State Park Map Missouri Department of Natural Resources
Музей Канзас-Сити

Музей Канзас-Сити находится в Канзас-Сити, штат Миссури, США. В 1910 году это место было построено магнатом и общественным деятелем Робертом А. Лонгом как его личное семейное поместье с четырёхэтажным историческим особняком в стиле изящных искусств под названием Коринфский зал. В 1940 году наследники Лонга передали это место в дар общественному музею. Семьдесят пять лет спустя в нём началась масштабная реконструкция. История Поместье площадью 3 акра (12 000 м²) состоит из Коринфского зала, названного в честь его коринфских колонн, и его хозяйственных построек. Эта частная резиденция, построенная для Роберта А. Лонга и его семьи, была завершена в 1910 году примерно за 1 миллион долларов (что эквивалентно 29,1 миллиона долларов в 2021 году). Он был спроектирован местным архитектором Генри Ф. Хойтом. Четырёхэтажный особняк площадью 35 000 квадратных футов (3300 м²) с жилой площадью 24 292 квадратных фута (2256,8 м²) был семейной резиденцией до смерти Лонга в 1934 году. Дочери Салли и Лула убрали декоративные элементы и архитектурные элементы из Коринфского зала для установки в своих домах, а в конце 1934 года провели двухдневный аукцион, чтобы продать оставшиеся предметы. После этого особняк пустовал и был выставлен на продажу. От оригинальной мебели осталось очень мало, а некоторые комнаты потеряли всю архитектурную отделку. Эти изменения снизили ценность здания как «исторического дома». Тем не менее, дочери Лонга пожертвовали поместье Ассоциации музеев Канзас-Сити в 1939 году. В 1940 году он был открыт для публики как музей истории и науки. Музей столкнулся с финансовыми трудностями, и в 1948 году был передан городу Канзас-Сити, штат Миссури. В 1950-х годах музей сосредоточился на демонстрации и интерпретации естественной истории. В начале 1951 года экспонаты таксидермических образцов расширились до подвала вместе с минералогическими экспонатами окаменелостей, горных пород и минералов . В период своего расцвета в 1950-х и 1960-х годах музей размещал сотни чучел животных в виде реалистичных диорам, а также проводились различные презентации и занятия по таксидермии. В нём был планетарий на 50 мест и фонтанчик с газировкой в стиле 1910-х годов, где подают фосфат-соду и мороженое. К 1970-м годам сотрудники музея поняли, что здание слишком мало для его краеведческого и научного потенциала, и начали его дробить. Сотрудники музея и общественные деятели рассматривали недавно опустевший Union Station как потенциальное место для нового музея науки. С 2005 по декабрь 2013 года музей находился под управлением Union Station Kansas City, Inc., которая поддерживает Union Station. В январе 2008 года основные здания музея — резиденция и каретный двор — закрылись на капитальный ремонт кровли, кирпичной кладки, художественного стекла, энергосберегающих окон, лифта, отопления, вентиляции и кондиционирования. С мая 2014 года Музеем Канзас-Сити управляет Департамент парков и отдыха города Канзас-Сити и Миссури. Примечания Ссылки kansascitymuseum.org — официальный сайт Музей Канзас-Сити Коринфский зал на сайте Исторического общества Р. А. Лонга
Saint Luke's North Hospital–Smithville

Saint Luke's North Hospital–Smithville Campus is located at 601 South 169 Highway in Smithville, Missouri. It is the Northland area's first hospital and is a 92-bed facility. History Smithville Campus was established as Spelman Hospital in 1938 and is located in Smithville, Missouri. Arch E. Spelman founded Smithville's first hospital in 1938 in the old downtown, as an 11-bed space. By 1962, the hospital had relocated to its current site on U.S. 169 and became known as Spelman Memorial Hospital. By 1993, it became known as St. Luke's Northland Hospital. The hospital includes Saint Luke's Primary Care–Smithville, a family medicine clinic, an inpatient rehabilitation unit, and an inpatient mental health unit. References External links Official Website
Saint Luke's North Hospital–Barry Road

Saint Luke's North Hospital–Barry Road Campus is an 84-bed hospital located at 5830 Northwest Barry Road in Kansas City, Missouri. The hospital first opened in 1989. Services The hospital offers a 24-hour emergency department that utilizes heart and stroke procedures created by Saint Luke's Mid America Heart Institute and Saint Luke's Marion Bloch Neuroscience Institute. The hospital also offers diagnostic testing facilities, a maternity unit with a level II neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), rehabilitation services, and outpatient provider offices. References External links Saint Luke's North Hospital-Barry Road Official Website
Unicorn Theatre (Kansas City)

The Unicorn Theatre (Kansas City) is a not-for-profit theatre operating in Kansas City, Missouri. It has a history of premiering cutting-edge contemporary plays and musicals that have never before been produced in the area. History In 1974, three UMKC Theatre graduates – Rohn Dennis, Liz Gordon, and Jim Cairns - turned a rented warehouse in Kansas City's River Market area into a locally based theatre company named "Theatre Warehouse." The group's name was changed to the Unicorn Theatre in 1981, after letterhead paper was donated to the nascent company with a unicorn printed at the top. The Unicorn joined Actors' Equity Association, the national union for professional actors and stage managers, in 1984. The theatre draws its company of actors largely from the greater Kansas City area, but its productions also frequently feature performers from regional theatre communities in Chicago, St. Louis, and various other cities across the United States. The Unicorn moved to its current location on Main Street in 1986, when it transformed an 80-year-old parking garage into a functional, intimate theatre space with a thrust stage. The space underwent renovations in 1996 to include a new box office, lobby, rehearsal space, administrative office, and a Main Street entrance. The structure itself houses two performance spaces: a 152-seat Mainstage theatre, and the Jerome Stage, a second 122-seat theatre. A $2 million Next Stage Capital Campaign was launched in 2004 to renovate and expand the theatre, and the Unicorn opened the Jerome Stage in 2008, naming it after Norge W. Jerome, a nutritional anthropologist and former Unicorn theatre board member. In 1981, Cynthia Levin became Producing Artistic Director of the theatre. Levin announced at the start of the theatre's 40th-anniversary 2013–2014 season that the Unicorn will be launching a Longevity Campaign to raise the funds necessary to make the theatre the only of its kind in Kansas City to purchase and own its performance space. New play development The Unicorn is a founding member of the National New Play Network (NNPN), an alliance established in 1998 to support the development of new plays. As a part of their membership with NNPN, the Unicorn produces Rolling World Premieres, part of the Continued Life of New Plays Fund, to support production of a new play within a 12-month period. Since 1981, each season at the Unicorn has featured at least one world-premiere production. To date, the theatre has produced 58 world-premiere productions during the span of their 40 years of operation. References
Thomas Hart Benton Home and Studio State Historic Site

Die Thomas Hart Benton Home and Studio State Historic Site liegt in Kansas City im US-Bundesstaat Missouri. Der 1300 m² große State Park besteht aus dem Gebäude, in dem der Maler Thomas Hart Benton von 1939 bis zu seinem Tod am 19. Januar 1975 gelebt, gearbeitet und unterrichtet hat. 1977 wurde die State Historic Site eingerichtet und das Gebäude 1980 im National Register of Historic Places eingetragen. Die Hälfte des zweistöckigen Hauses im viktorianischen Stil wurde von dem Künstler in den frühen 1940ern nach seinen Bedürfnissen umgestaltet. Zu Bentons Lebzeiten entwickelte sich dort ein kultureller und kreativer Treffpunkt für Künstler, Architekten, Poeten und Politiker. Das Studio wurde im Originalzustand mit allerlei Utensilien, Kaffeekannen voller Pinsel und einer aufgespannten Leinwand belassen. Fertige Werke des Malers sind an mehreren Stellen im Haus zu besichtigen. Einzelnachweise Weblinks Die Historic Site auf der Website des Missouri Department of Natural Resources
Thomas Hart Benton Home and Studio State Historic Site

The Thomas Hart Benton Home and Studio State Historic Site is a state-owned property located at 3616 Belleview, Kansas City, Missouri, that preserves the house and studio of Missouri artist Thomas Hart Benton. The historic site was established in 1977 and is managed by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources. Tours are provided that show the furnished house and studio as Benton left it when he died on January 19, 1975. The site was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1980. History The property was built in Kansas City's Roanoke Park neighborhood around 1903. Although not overly large, the house has a fortress-like appearance owing to its elevation above street level and the random ashlar masonry of its limestone front. The house was built for Walter E. Kirkpatrick. The architect was George Mathews, a proponent of the City Beautiful movement. Kirkpatrick was the secretary and treasurer for the Kansas City Electric Light Company, and on the board of directors of the KC Street Railway Company. The home is approximately 7800 square feet on 31⁄2 floors, containing 24 rooms, 4 fireplaces on 3 chimneys, and a full finished basement. The Benton family purchased the 1⁄3-acre property in 1939 for $6000. References External links Thomas Hart Benton Home and Studio State Historic Site Missouri Department of Natural Resources Thomas Hart Benton Home and Studio State Historic Site (video, 2:08), Modrnmedia
Katy Trail State Park

Der Katy Trail State Park basiert auf einer ehemaligen Bahntrasse der Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad über eine Streckenlänge von 360 km im US-Bundesstaat Missouri. Der Abschnitt entlang des Missouri zwischen St. Charles und Boonville ist offizieller Bestandteil des Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail und der gesamte Weg ist ein Teil des American Discovery Trail. Zusätzlich hat er den Rang eines Millennium Legacy Trail. Der State Park durchquert dabei das St. Charles County, das Jefferson County, das Warren County, das Montgomery County, das Callaway County, das Cooper County, das Pettis County und das Henry County. Mit der Entscheidung der Bahngesellschaft, den Bahnbetrieb zwischen Machens im St. Charles County und Sedalia im Pettis County im Jahre 1986 einzustellen, ergab sich die Chance ein außergewöhnliches Erholungsgebiet für Wanderer und Radfahrer zu gestalten. Im April 1990 wurde der erste Abschnitt mit sechseinhalb Kilometer Länge eröffnet. Bis 1991 konnten weitere ehemalige Bahnkilometer von der Union Pacific Railroad ergänzend angeschlossen werden und unter die Verwaltung des Department of Natural Resources gestellt werden. Der Name Katy wird von der englischen Aussprache der abkürzenden Buchstaben K und T abgeleitet. Der größte Teil folgt dem Flusslauf des Missouri, sodass Fluss und Flussufer mit ihrer Flora und Fauna oft in Sichtweite sind. Verschiedene Landschaftsformen mit dichten Wäldern, Feuchtgebieten, tief eingeschnittene Tälern, Überresten der Prärie, Weideflächen und Farmland wechseln sich dabei ab. Im Frühling blühen Hartriegel-Arten und Judasbäume, während das rot-orange-gelbe Farbspektrum des Herbstlaubes von Zucker-Ahorn und verschiedener Rhus-Arten ein halbes Jahr später dominieren. Meisen, Kleiber, Drosseln, Pirole und verschiedene Spechte sind häufig anzutreffen. Rotschwanzbussard und Truthahngeier fliegen oft über dem Gebiet und Weißkopfseeadler kommen als Wintergäste vor. Der naheliegende Missouri zieht auch Wasservögel und Zugvögel an. Kanadareiher, Kanadagänse, Schnepfenvögel und Gürtelfischer können am Wasser beobachtet werden. Einzelnachweise Weblinks offizielle Webseite
Kauffman Stadium

El Kauffman Stadium, sovint anomenat "The K" i anteriorment conegut com a Royals Stadium, és un estadi de beisbol amb seu a Kansas City, Missouri, on juguen com a locals els Kansas City Royals, una franquícia de la Major League Baseball (MLB). Juntament amb l'Arrowhead Stadium, seu dels Kansas City Chiefs de la National Football League, formen part del Truman Sports Complex. Des del 2 de juliol de 1993, el lloc ha estat conegut com el Kauffman Stadium en honor del propietari fundador dels Royals, Ewing Kauffman. El Kauffman Stadium va ser construït específicament per al beisbol en una època on la construcció dels estadis multiusos era molt comú. Es considera sovint juntament amb el Dodger Stadium de Los Angeles com un dels millors exemples del disseny de l'estadi modernista. En l'actualitat és l'únic estadi de beisbol de la Lliga Americana que porta el nom d'una persona, Ewing Kauffman. També és un dels deu estadis de les Grans Lligues de Beisbol que no tenen un nom patrocinat per una companyia; els altres són el Marlins Park, Turner Field, Yankee Stadium, Fenway Park, Wrigley Field, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Dodger Stadium, Angel Stadium of Anaheim, i Nationals Park (Kauffman, Wrigley, i Turner s'anomenen així per als individus i no per les corporacions que posseïen). L'estadi té 43 anys el 2016, la qual cosa ho converteix en el sisè estadi més antic de les Grans Lligues. Recentment es va sotmetre a una renovació de $ 250 milions, que es va iniciar després de la temporada de 2007 i es va acabar al juliol de 2009. Els Jocs de les Estrelles de les Grans Lligues de 1973 i 2012 es van dur a terme en el Kauffman Stadium. Referències Enllaços externs Stadium site on royals.com Arxivat 2014-10-24 a Wayback Machine. The History of Kauffman Stadium Arxivat 2013-09-27 a Wayback Machine. A taste of the future Kauffman Stadium Arxivat 2012-03-29 a Wayback Machine.
Kauffman Stadium

Ewing M. Kauffman Stadium (normalt bare kaldet Kauffman Stadium) er et baseballstadion i Kansas City i Missouri, USA, der er hjemmebane for MLB-klubben Kansas City Royals. Stadionet har plads til 40.793 tilskuere, og blev indviet 10. april 1973. Fra 1973 til 1993 var stadionet kendt som Royals Stadium, men blev derefter omdøbt til ære for Royals' stifter Ewing Kauffman. Eksterne henvisninger Stadioninfo Arkiveret 27. september 2013 hos Wayback Machine
Kauffman Stadium

Kauffman Stadium, a menudo llamado "The K" y anteriormente conocido como Royals Stadium, es un parque de béisbol con sede en Kansas City, Missouri, donde juegan como locales Kansas City Royals, una franquicia de la Major League Baseball (MLB). Junto con el Arrowhead Stadium, casa de los Kansas City Chiefs de la National Football League, forman parte del Truman Sports Complex. Desde el 2 de julio de 1993, el lugar ha sido conocido como el Kauffman Stadium en honor del propietario fundador de los Royals, Ewing Kauffman. Kauffman Stadium fue construido específicamente para el béisbol en una época donde la construcción de los estadios multiusos era muy común. Se considera a menudo junto con el Dodger Stadium de Los Ángeles como uno de los mejores ejemplos del diseño del estadio modernista. En la actualidad es el único estadio de béisbol de la Liga Americana que lleva el nombre de una persona, Ewing Kauffman. También es uno de los diez estadios de las Grandes Ligas que no tienen un nombre patrocinado por una compañía; los otros son Marlins Park, Turner Field, Yankee Stadium, Fenway Park, Wrigley Field, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Dodger Stadium , Angel Stadium of Anaheim, y Nationals Park(Kauffman, Wrigley, y Turner se nombran para los individuos y no a la corporaciones que poseían). El estadio tiene 43 años en 2016, lo que lo convierte en el sexto más antiguo estadio de Grandes Ligas. Recientemente se sometió a una renovación de $ 250 millones, que se inició después de la temporada de 2007 y se terminó en julio de 2009.​ Los Juegos de Estrellas de las Grandes Ligas de 1973 y 2012 se llevaron a cabo en el Kauffman Stadium. Véase también Anexo:Estadios de Béisbol de las Grandes Ligas Referencias Enlaces externos Wikimedia Commons alberga una categoría multimedia sobre Kauffman Stadium. Stadium site on royals.com Archivado el 24 de octubre de 2014 en Wayback Machine. The History of Kauffman Stadium A taste of the future Kauffman Stadium