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Warsaw Municipal Airport (Missouri)

Warsaw Municipal Airport (ICAO: KRAW, FAA LID: RAW) is a city-owned public-use airport located six miles (10 km) north of the central business district of Warsaw, a city in Benton County, Missouri, United States. Although most U.S. airports use the same three-letter location identifier for the FAA and IATA, Warsaw Municipal Airport is assigned RAW by the FAA but has no designation from the IATA (which assigned RAW to Arawa, Papua New Guinea). Facilities and aircraft Warsaw Municipal Airport covers an area of 168 acres (68 ha) and has one runway designated 18/36 with a 4,000 x 75 ft (1,219 x 23 m) concrete surface. For the 12-month period ending December 2, 2022, the airport had 10,110 aircraft operations, an average of 28 per day: 98% general aviation, 1% military and <1% air taxi. At that time, there were 20 aircraft based at this airport: 18 single-engine, 1 multi-engine, and 1 glider. See also List of airports in Missouri References External links Resources for this airport: FAA airport information for RAW AirNav airport information for RAW FlightAware airport information and live flight tracker SkyVector aeronautical chart for RAW
Trinity Lutheran Church (St. Louis, Missouri)

Trinity Lutheran Church is a Lutheran Church – Missouri Synod (LCMS) congregation in St. Louis, Missouri, U.S. It is considered the "mother church" of the LCMS. It is also often referred to as "Historic Trinity", "Trinity Soulard", "Trinity + Soulard", or "Historic Trinity Soulard". History Located at 812 Soulard Street in the Soulard neighborhood, it is the oldest Lutheran church of the contiguous United States west of the Mississippi River. Its architectural style is Gothic revival. The church was founded in 1839 by German Lutheran immigrants from Saxony who had arrived in the United States in 1838. They traveled by boat from New Orleans to St. Louis. Much of their party soon traveled south to Perry County, Missouri; those who remained in St. Louis started a church that went for three years with neither name nor dedicated worship facility. The congregation first met at an Episcopal church at Broadway and Walnut Streets. The Saxon Lutherans brought with them a library, church organ, and church bells. The congregation's school had roots dating to the 1830s when the Saxon children studied on their journey to the United States. Otto Hermann Walther was inducted as the first pastor on June 9, 1839. When he died in 1841, his brother Carl Ferdinand Wilhelm Walther accepted the call to lead Trinity Lutheran. C. F. W. Walther's tenure at Trinity lasted from May 1841 until his death in 1887, during which time he also served as president of the LCMS and president of Concordia Seminary. The first building, on Lombard Street, was dedicated in 1842. With Rev CFW Walther, Trinity began a “publishing house”, wrote the first LCMS hymnal Kirchengesangbuch, and Der Lutheraner newspaper which brought Lutheran congregations around the mid-west together to form the “Joint Synod of Missouri, Ohio and Other States,” with Rev CFW Walther as Synod President in 1848. A new church at Eighth and Soulard streets was built in 1865. That building was destroyed by the 1896 St. Louis tornado. The congregation rebuilt the sanctuary on the same property and was able to incorporate the pulpit and baptismal font that had survived the tornado. Trinity was known as the "mother church" to three other early Lutheran congregations in St. Louis; this group was called the Gesammtgemeinde, or "general congregation". The others were Immanuel (1848 – 2012) in the Greater Ville neighborhood, Holy Cross Lutheran (1858) in the Gravois Park neighborhood, and Zion Lutheran (1860 - 2022) in the St. Louis Place neighborhood. The 150th anniversary of the LCMS was celebrated at Trinity in 1997. Restoration work on one of its mahogany window frames was completed in 2008. References External links Official website Build St. Louis
Ozarks International Raceway

Ozarks International Raceway is a multi-use race track that opened in 2022. The track has circuits for a 3.970 mi (6.389 km) paved road-course racing, off-road racing, rally, and a dirt tri-oval. It is located in 650 acres (260 ha) at 29211 Missouri Route 135, Gravois Mills, Missouri, United States, in the Lake of the Ozarks region. Construction The raceway was the idea of race driver J.R. Pesek. Pesek was quoted by KTVI as saying, "This part of the country, I think, is kind of starving for the track." The race circuit was built in the early 2020s on the site of a closed farm named 4 J Farms. The circuit was designed to minimize its effect to the land. Pesek was quoted as saying, "The trees and designing of the racetrack, we only took down what we had to. There wasn’t many we had to take down, we’re trying to respect the environment." A 58-bay garage was constructed from repurposed turkey barns. It has a 10,000 square feet (930 m2) control tower and media center. The construction utilized local labor, materials and primarily local companies. History The track was scheduled to be open for testing and rentals in late 2021. It opened in April 2022. In its debut year, it hosted the Porsche Sprint Challenge North America Cayman cars and USF Juniors on April 22 to 24. The USF Juniors race was the series' debut; both events on the first features day (April 23) were won by Mac Clark. The second day (April 24) was rained out. The track was planned to host IMSA's Lamborghini Super Trofeo championship and SRO's GT World Challenge America championship as its first professional events on May 20 to 22. On April 27, 2022, the SRO announced that the Ozarks round in 2022 had been replaced with NOLA Motorsports Park on the same date due to the challenges related with infrastructure and supply chain. Tracks The main track is the 17-turn 3.970 mi (6.389 km) road course. The track has 80 ft (24 m) of elevation with eight rises and drops. The road course has a 2.500 mi (4.023 km) outer and 1.400 mi (2.253 km) inner circuits via connecting routes. Lap records As of July 2025, the fastest official race lap records at the Ozarks International Raceway are listed as: References External links Official website
Concordia Seminary

Concordia Seminary är ett teologiskt seminarium i USA, knutet till Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod (LCMS). Under 1970-talet hade bibelkritiska metoder börjat introduceras på seminariet, vilket inte uppskattades av de konservativa grupperna inom LCMS. Efter att ha anklagats för falsk lära, lämnade majoriteten av studenterna och lärarna seminariet 1974 och satte upp ett eget, mer liberalt seminarium (Seminex). Externa länkar Officiell webbplats
Lincoln University (Missouri)

Die Lincoln University (LU) ist eine ursprünglich für Afroamerikaner gegründete Universität in Jefferson City, Missouri. Geschichte Gegründet wurde die Universität 1866, kurz nach Ende des Bürgerkriegs, unter dem Namen Lincoln Institute von Mitgliedern der rein afroamerikanischen 62sten und 65sten Infanterieregimente. Das Ziel war, Schwarzen in den Südstaaten eine akademische wie auch praktische Ausbildung zu ermöglichen. Das Institut vertrat dabei schon früh Prinzipien, die später traditionsbildend vom Tuskegee Institute unter Booker T. Washington verbreitet werden sollten. 1921 wurde die Schule vom Bundesstaat Missouri offiziell als Universität anerkannt und erhielt ihren aktuellen Namen. Seit 1954 steht die Universität Studenten aller Ethnien offen. Fakultäten Wie in den Vereinigten Staaten üblich ist die Universität in School's und Department's gegliedert. College of Business and Professional Studies Department of Business and Economics Department of Military Science Department of Nursing Science College of Liberal Arts, Education and Journalism Department of Education Department of Fine Arts, Communications and Journalism Department of Languages, Literature and Philosophy Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences College of Natural Science, Mathematics and Technology, Cooperative Extension and Research Department of Agriculture, Biology, Chemistry and Physics Department of Computer Science, Mathematics and Technology School of Graduate Studies and Continuing Education Persönlichkeiten Dozenten Robert Nathaniel Dett (1882–1943), Komponist Althea Gibson (1927–2003), Tennisspielerin, Sportausbilderin in den frühen 1950er Jahren Walter Richard Talbot (1909–1977), Mathematiker und Hochschullehrer Absolventen Julius Hemphill (1938–1995), Jazz-Musiker John Hicks (1941–2006), Jazz-Pianist Oliver Lake (* 1942), Jazz-Saxophonist und Komponist Herbert Simmons (* 1930 oder 1931), Schriftsteller Weblinks Offizielle Website Einzelnachweise
Bryant Building (Kansas City, Missouri)

The Bryant Building is a 26-story office building located at the corner of 11th and Grand Avenue in Kansas City, Missouri. It was completed in 1931 as a distinctive example of Art Deco architecture in Kansas City. It was placed on the Kansas City Register of Historic Places listed on September 27, 1979, and was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1989. History 1891 original Dr. John Bryant and his wife, Henrietta, had received this land as a wedding gift from her father in 1866. The original seven-story Bryant Building was built in 1891 at the corner of Petticoat Lane and Grand Boulevard, designed by Van Brunt and Howe of Kansas City. It was highlighted in Architectural Review as "one of the best lighted and ventilated office buildings in" the city. It was razed in 1931 and rebuilt as the current building. 1931 replacement The Bryant Building was designed by the Chicago firm of Graham, Anderson, Probst & White. The design is an adaptation of the second-place winner of the 1922 Eliel Saarinen's Tribune Tower design competition. It is one of only two buildings in Kansas City designed by Graham, Anderson, Probst, and White—along with the former Federal Reserve Bank building at 925 Grand. Construction lasted from 1930 to 1931, which newspapers dubbed "Bryant tower". It has a three-story granite base, concrete foundation, steel frame, and a face of brick and terra cotta. The builder was Thompson–Starrett Co. of Chicago. The heirs of John and Henrietta Bryant placed family records into the cornerstone. In 2006, the building was renamed 1102 Grand with a new role as a carrier hotel style of data center, and a $7 million renovation project to improve power and cooling systems. The building was acquired in 2012 by Amerimar Enterprises, Inc, which later re-branded to Netrality Properties and then Netrality Data Centers, in 2015. In 2020, Netrality Data Centers announced the completion of a 14-month renovation and infrastructure upgrade to the building's primary and backup power capacity, with additional meet-me rooms, floor cage space, co-location cabinets, and three new lithium-ion uninterruptible power supplies on the 7th and 8th floors. Reception The Bryant Building won the Kansas City Business League and the local American Institute of Architects Chapter awards in 1931. References
Francis Field

Francis Field és un estadi situat a la ciutat de Saint Louis (Estats Units) que fou construït l'any 1902 per allotjar l'Exposició Universal realitzada en aquesta ciutat l'any 1904. Fins a l'any 1984 va tenir una capacitat de 19.000 persones, però després de les remodelacions sofertes a la dècada del 1980 la seva capacitat passà als 4.000 espectadors. El nom de l'estadi es posà en honor de l'alcalde i governador de l'estat de Missouri David Rowland Francis. Durant la realització dels Jocs Olímpics d'Estiu de 1904 fou utilitzat com a estadi olímpic, sent la seu de la competició d'atletisme, ciclisme, joc d'estirar la corda, futbol, gimnàstica, halterofília, lacrosse, lluita, roque i tir amb arc, així com alguns partits de tennis. Actualment forma part de les instal·lacions de la Universitat Washington de Saint Louis, i en els seus terrenys s'hi practiquen competicions d'atletisme, camp a través, futbol americà i futbol. Referències
Francis Field

Francis Field je stadion v St. Louis v USA. Provozuje jej Washington University in St. Louis a slouží zejména jejím studentům pro fotbal, americký fotbal a atletiku. Pojme 3 000 diváků. Stadion byl otevřen v roce 1903 a následně byl hlavním dějištěm Letních olympijských her 1904. V létě 2004 byl Francis Field zrekonstruován a jeho přírodní trávu byla nahrazena umělým trávníkem. Externí odkazy Obrázky, zvuky či videa k tématu Francis Field na Wikimedia Commons (anglicky) Oficiální stránky
Francis Field

Francis Field ist ein Stadion in St. Louis. Es befindet sich auf dem Gelände der Washington University und dient den Sportmannschaften der Universität (Leichtathletik, American Football und Fußball). Es wurde für die Durchführung der Olympischen Sommerspiele 1904 errichtet, die parallel zur Weltausstellung Louisiana Purchase Exposition stattfanden. Unmittelbar neben dem Stadion steht das Francis Gymnasium, eine Turnhalle. Geschichte 1899 beauftragte die Washington University das auf Universitätsgebäude spezialisierte Architekturbüro Cope & Stewardson mit dem Entwurf eines Stadions auf ihrem Gelände. 1902 waren die Bauarbeiten abgeschlossen. Das Stadion wurde nach David Francis benannt, dem ehemaligen Gouverneur von Missouri und Innenminister der Vereinigten Staaten, der maßgeblich dafür verantwortlich war, dass die Weltausstellung und die Olympischen Spiele in St. Louis stattfanden. Die Tribüne des Stadions war eine der ersten Anwendungen der damals neuartigen Technologie des Stahlbetons. Zu Beginn hatte die Anlage eine für heutige Verhältnisse eigenartige Form. Die Aschenbahn war eine Drittelmeile (536,44 m) lang; sie hatte vier Kurven, drei kurze und eine lange Gerade von ca. 200 m Länge. In den 1950er Jahren verfolgten jeweils bis zu 19.000 Zuschauer die Spiele der Football-Mannschaft der Universität. 1984 erfolgte eine vollständige Umgestaltung: Francis Field erhielt eine moderne 400-Meter-Laufbahn aus Kunststoff und die Zuschauerkapazität wurde auf 4.000 begrenzt. Seit 2004 besteht das Spielfeld aus Kunstrasen. Stadion und angrenzende Turnhalle sind als National Historic Landmark klassifiziert. Literatur Karl Lennartz: Die Spiele der III. Olympiade 1904 in St. Louis. Seite 79. Agon-Sportverlag, Kassel 1998, ISBN 3-89784-259-9. Weblinks Kurzporträt mit Fotos
Francis Field

Francis Field es un estadio multipropósito de la Universidad Washington. Está localizado en la ciudad de San Luis, en Misuri (Estados Unidos), específicamente en la parte este de la Universidad, en el Danforth Campus. Fue construido para la Feria Mundial de 1904 y fue usado como estadio principal en los Juegos Olímpicos de San Luis 1904. Actualmente es utilizado por la universidad y sus equipos de atletismo/campo a través, fútbol americano y fútbol. Hasta 1984 el estadio tenía una capacidad de 19 000 personas, pero luego de unas remodelaciones en el estadio se redujo su capacidad a 4 000 personas. Descripción En los Juegos Olímpicos de 1904 el estadio fue nombrado así en honor a David Rowland Francis, exgobernador de Misuri y principal promotor de la Feria Mundial de 1904. Construido en 1902, el Francis Field permanece como uno de los primeros estadios en usar la tecnología del hormigón armado.​ Después de los Juegos Olímpicos de 1904, el Francis Field pasó a ser el estadio de los Bears, quienes fueron conocidos anteriormente los Pikers. Desde 1920 hasta 1950, los Bears jugaban hasta con una multitud de 19 000 personas, llegando a competir con universidades como la Universidad de Notre Dame, la Universidad de Nebraska y el Boston College, época en la que la mitad de los espectadores tenían que sentarse en gradas de madera temporales. Los Bears ahora juegan en la División III de la NCAA. En julio de 1994, Francis Field sirvió como centro del Festival Olímpico de los Estados Unidos para 3 000 atletas fueron alojados en el campus. En el verano de 2004 se sustituyó el pasto natural del Francis Field por pasto artificial.​ Referencias
Francis Field

Le stade Francis Field est un stade situé à Saint-Louis aux États-Unis, dans le Missouri au sein de l'université Washington. Historique Il est actuellement utilisé par les équipes d'athlétisme, de cross-country, de football américain et de football de l'université. Il est construit pour l'Exposition universelle de 1904 et a été utilisé comme stade principal pour les Jeux olympiques d'été de 1904. À sa construction, le stade a une capacité de 19 000 places assises, mais la rénovation du stade en 1984 a réduit la capacité de ce stade à 4 000 personnes. Il est l'un des plus anciens équipements sportifs de la partie ouest du Mississippi encore en usage aujourd'hui. Le stade Francis Field a été rénové et modernisé, la pelouse naturelle a été remplacée par une pelouse synthétique. Ainsi, le stade peut être configuré à la fois pour le football et pour le football américain. Notes et références Liens externes (en) Site officiel Portail de l’architecture et de l’urbanisme Portail du football américain Portail du football Portail de l’athlétisme Portail de Saint-Louis
Francis Field

Il Francis Field è uno stadio statunitense di proprietà della Università Washington a Saint Louis. Viene utilizzato soprattutto per gare di atletica leggera, football americano e calcio nell'ambito dei tornei NCAA. Fu costruito per l'Expo 1904 e fu usato come stadio principale durante i Giochi della III Olimpiade. Inizialmente prevedeva 19.000 posti a sedere, ma in seguito alla ristrutturazione del 1984 la capacità venne ridotta a 4.000. È uno degli impianti più antichi ancora in uso negli Stati Uniti. Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Francis Field Collegamenti esterni (EN) Sito ufficiale, su washubears.com.
Francis Field

Francis Field – stadion Washington University in St. Louis wybudowany w 1902, obecnie wykorzystywany jako tor lekkoatletyczny oraz obiekt piłkarski. Znajduje się w Saint Louis na skraju kampusu uczelni Danforth. Został zbudowany na wystawę światową w 1904, był również używany jako główny stadion na Letnich Igrzyskach Olimpijskich 1904. Stadion miał 19 000 miejsc siedzących, ale w 1984 podczas remontu stadionu zmniejszono liczbę miejsc do 4000. Jest to jeden z najstarszych wciąż używanych obiektów sportowych na zachód od rzeki Missisipi. Francis Field jest wpisany na listę amerykańskich zabytków. Historia Letnie Igrzyska Olimpijskie 1904 (pierwsze na półkuli zachodniej) zostały przyznane Saint Louis, w wyniku starań Davida R. Francisa (stadion nazwany na jego cześć). Trybuny Francis Field stanowią jedną z pierwszych zastosowań technologii żelbetowej. Podczas igrzysk rozgrywano na stadionie zawody następujących dyscyplin: łucznictwo, lekkoatletyka, kolarstwo, piłka nożna, gimnastyka, lacrosse, roque, przeciąganie liny, podnoszenie ciężarów oraz zapasy. Na otaczających stadion gruntach rozgrywano również zawody tenisowe. Po igrzyskach, Francis Field został domowym stadionem uczelnianego zespołu Bears. Niedźwiedzie grają teraz w NCAA w III Dywizji. W lipcu 1994, obiekt służył jako centralny ośrodek na Festiwalu Olimpijskim USA. 3000 sportowców przebywało wówczas na terenie kampusu, uczestnicząc w największej w kraju amatorskiej imprezie sportowej. W lecie 2004 naturalną trawę zastąpiono sztuczną murawą. Ważniejsze wydarzenia Stadion jest corocznym gospodarzem zjazdu American Cancer Society – amerykańskiej organizacji zwalczającej raka. Francis Field był miejscem trzech amerykańskich debat prezydenckich w 1992, 2000 i 2004 oraz wiceprezydenckiej debaty w 2008. W czasie sztafet ze zniczem olimpijskim 1984 i 1996, znicz olimpijski „przeszedł” przez Francis Field w drodze do miejsca igrzysk olimpijskich. Stadion był używany przez klub piłki nożnej St. Louis Stars w latach 1969–1970 i ponownie w latach 1975–1977, zanim w 1978 klub przeniósł się do Anaheim, w Kalifornii i zmienił nazwę na California Surf. Przypisy
Estádio Francis Field

O Francis Field é um estádio localizado na Universidade de Washington em Saint Louis nos Estados Unidos. Atualmente o estádio é usado pela univerisade para a prática de atletismo, futebol e futebol americano. Foi construído para abrigar a Exposição Universal de 1904 e foi usado como o principal estádio dos Jogos Olímpicos de Verão de 1904. Na época tinha capacidade para 19.000 espectadores sentadas, mas em 1984 foi remodelado e sua capacidade reduziu-se para apenas 4.000 pessoas. É uma das mais antigas sedes esportivas a oeste do rio Mississipi ainda em uso. O local foi renovado para incluir muitas das características dos estádios atuais. Ao invés de grama comum, o estádio agora utiliza grama artificial, que pode ser configurado tanto para futebol quanto futebol americano. Predefinição:Instalações olímpicas da ginástica
Фрэнсис Филд

Фрэнсис Филд (англ. Francis Field) — стадион, расположенный в Сент-Луисе, штата Миссури. Стадион был специально построен для проведения третьих по счёту Олимпийских игр и первых международных игр, которые прошли в Западном полушарии. Во время летних Олимпийских игр 1904 года с 16 по 23 ноября здесь проходили соревнования по футболу. Во время проведения эстафеты огня приуроченной летним Олимпийским играм 1984 и 1996 года путь факелоносцев проходил через этот стадион. История После Олимпиады 1904 года Фрэнсис Филд стал домашним стадионом для футбольной команды «Медведи» университета Вашингтона. Первая игра прошла в сентябре 1905 года и завершилась победой «медведей» на командой Вестминстерским колледжемсо счётом 59:0. В 1984 году было принято решение о проведении первой крупномасштабной реконструкции стадиона Фрэнсис Филд, спустя почти восьмидесяти лет с момента открытия. Был проведен демонтаж старых конструкций стадиона, а также выступов под углом с обоих концов стадиона. Количество посадочных мест было уменьшено до 4 тысяч. Были добавлены новые стойки с окнами для продажи билетов, а также разбита новая беговая дорожка с синтетическим покрытием на четыре полосы, которая получила название — James Butler Bushyhead track. Второй капитальный ремонт был проведен в 2003 году. Было обновлено бетонное покрытие, претерпел изменение внешний вид. Были добавлены места для инвалидов, а подъезды к ним оборудованы пандусами. Помещение для прессы было расширено, а крыша обновлена. Примечания Ссылки Фрэнсис Филд — профиль стадиона на сайте Wustl
Стадион Франсис филд

Стадион Франсис Филд (енгл. Stadium Francis Field) је стадион на универзитету Вашингтон у Сент Луису, који се користи за атлетику, фудбал и амерички фудбал. Налази се у Сент Луису, Мисури, на крајњем делу кампуса Данфорт. Изграђен је у време Светске изложбе 1904, а коришћен је и као главни стадион за Летње олимпијске игре 1904., које су се тада одржавале у Сједињеним Америчким Државама. На играма се углавном користио за атлетику. На свом врхунцу, стадион је имао капацитет за 19.000 особа, али је 1984. реновиран, те ке смањен капацитет на 4.000 особе. То је један од најстаријих спортских објеката западно од реке Мисисипи који је и даље у употреби. Референце Види још Летње олимпијске игре 1904.
Francis Field

Francis Field är en sportanläggning i Saint Louis, Missouri, USA som främst används för amerikansk fotboll, fotboll (lokalt "soccer") och friidrott. Den stod klar när Olympiska spelen 1904 anordnades på orten, och var då huvudanläggning. Francis Field har fått sitt namn efter politikern David R. Francis. Publikkapaciteten låg tidigare på 19 000 åskådare, men efter renovering 1984 tar den bara 4 000 åskådare. Noter