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Archives - KC Parks and Rec
The archivists of Kansas City Parks, Recreation and Boulevards work to preserve and organize valuable historical photographs and documents that trace the development of the parks system in the City of Kansas City, Mo. The goal of the Parks and Recreation Department is to make these items available to the public. The Parks and Recreation Department material available for viewing includes microfilm copies of Board of Parks Commissioners Minutes and related papers, Parks and Recreation Department scrapbooks (1892-1916, 1939-1962, 1965-1969), and other departmental documents. In addition, the archives has photographs and an architectural drawing collection that chronicles the history of Kansas City Parks and Boulevards that may be viewed at the Archives. The Archives are located at 4600 E. 63rd Street Trafficway, Kansas City, MO 64130-4629. Hours are 9 a.m. until 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday; closed on federal holidays. It is recommended that you call before you come: 816-513-7643 for general archival inquiries or for architectual drawing information.
The archives may be contacted via the Internet at archive_park&rec@kcmo.org.
Historical Photographs and Books
Microfilm available at Kansas City Parks and Recreation Archives:
Board of Parks and Recreation Commissioners:
Index Subject Cards for the Official Proceedings of the Parks and Recreation Commissioners.Board of Parks and Recreation Commissioners:
Board of Parks and Recreation Commissioners:Correspondence 1891-1911Board of Parks and Recreation Commissioners:
Correspondence 1893-1897
Correspondence and Report Files 1890-1937, A-W
Correspondence and Subject Files 1890-1935
Subject Files of Park Board President L.P. Cookingham 1979-1986, A-Z
Resolutions 1892-1935
Ordinances (Correspondence) 1893-1899
Subject Files (Resolutions and Ordinances) 1881-1923
Project Files 1898-1946, A-W
Calculations, Subject Files, News clippings, Reports, Condemnation Files and Architectural Drawings 1910-1965
Park Department Topographical Maps 1898-1909
George Kessler, Board of Park Commissioners, Secretary
Parks Department and Recreation Division Scrapbooks
Welfare Department, Recreation Division Documents:Welfare Department, Recreation Division Documents:
Recreation Division Program Files 1940-1959
Welfare Department, Recreation Division Documents:
Recreation Division Subject Files 1940-1959
Recreation Division Property Files 1943-1971
Recreation Division Subject Files – Ralph Hileman 1962-1975
Non-inclusive – means that there is not a complete run of dates in the listed documents. Example: Gillham Road 1951-1988 (non-inclusive) – the documents for this record begin in 1951 and end in 1988, but not every year between those dates is represented in the documents.
1. Board of Parks and Recreation Commissioners:
Index Subject Cards for the Official Proceedings of the Parks and Recreation Commissioners
Alphabetical general subject index to the Board of Park Commissioners Minutes. Each entry includes the subject category, a brief description of the indexed item, and the date the indexed item appeared in the minutes.
Roll No. PA-1-G
General Subjects 1926-1988 (non-inclusive) through West Park District, Gillham Road 1951-1988 (non-inclusive)
Roll No. PA-2-G
West Park District, Gladstone Boulevard 1964-1967 (non-inclusive) through General Correspondence, Bills & Payrolls 1895-1939 (non-inclusive)
Roll No. PA-3-G
General Correspondence, Bills & Payrolls 1895-1939 (non-inclusive through General Correspondence, Personnel 1895-1927, 1939-1943 (non- inclusive)
Roll No. PA-4-G
General Correspondence, Personnel 1895-1927, 1939-1943 (non-inclusive through Boulevards, Parks and Parkways-Brookside Boulevard 1911- 1953 (non-inclusive)
Roll No. PA-5-G
Boulevards, Parks and Parkways-Brookside Boulevard 1911-1953 (non- inclusive) through Boulevards, Parks and Parkways – Independence Boulevard 1896-1921 (non-inclusive)
Roll No. PA-6-G
Boulevards,Parks and Parkways-Independence Boulevard 1896-1949 (non- inclusive through Boulevards, Parks and Parkways-The Paseo 1985-1929 (non-inclusive)
Roll No. PA-7-G
Boulevards,Parks and Parkways-The Paseo 1985-1929 (non-inclusive through Boulevards, Parks and Parkways-Swope Park 1897-1922 (non-inclusive)
Roll No. PA-8-G
Boulevards, Parks and Parkways-Swope Park 1897-1922 (non-inclusive through Boulevards, Parks and Parkways-Ward Parkway 1911-1949 (non-inclusive)
Roll No. PA-9-G
Boulevards, Parks and Parkways-Ward Parkway 1911-1949 (non-inclusive through Boulevards, Parks and Parkways-West Terrace Park 1895-1955 (non-inclusive)
Board of Parks and Recreation Commissioners: Official Proceedings
The official record of the Board of Parks and Recreation Commissioners’ decisions regarding the activities of the Parks and Recreation Department.
Roll No. PA-6
Official Record of Proceedings of the Board of Park and Boulevard Commissioners
March 8, 1892-June 11, 1895
Roll No. PA-6A
June13, 1895 – August 9, 1900
Roll No. PA-7
August 9, 1900 – April 17, 1905
Roll No. PA-8
April 25, 1905 – December 15, 1910
Roll No. PA-9
November 28, 1910 – June 6, 1917
Roll No. PA-10
April 17, 1918 – April 11, 1935
Roll No. PA-11
April 25, 1935 – June 1, 1955
Roll No. PA-12
Official Record of Proceedings of the Board of Parks and Recreation Commissioners
June 8, 1955 – April 26, 1967
Roll No. PA-13
May 4, 1967 – February 15, 1977
Roll No. PA-14
February15, 1977 – December 25, 1979
Roll No. PA-96
January1, 1980 – December 25, 1984
Roll No. PA-97
January 1, 1985 – February 4, 1992
Roll No. PA-98
February 6, 1992 – December 1993
Board of Parks and Recreation Commissioners: Correspondence 1891 – 1911
The correspondence includes: vendors and contractors, Kansas City residents with complaints or other comments, officials from other cities with requests information about Kansas City Parks and Boulevards, and other Kansas City public employees from other city departments concerning Parks Department operations. These records also hold a large quantity of George Kessler’s correspondence during his tenure as Board of Park Commissioners secretary and engineer.
Roll No. PA-17
Letter Box R – V Letter to Parks Board from A.A. Rankin, February 3, 1904, subject: job application through Letter to Parks Board from Hoye Directory Co., February 15, 1899, subject: KC population by Parks Districts
Roll No. PA-18
Letter Box K – L Letter to Parks Board from Affleck Steel Company, April 8, 1902, subject: cement testing through Letter to Parks Board from B.W. Zeus, June 21, 1907, subject: flower bed in Linwood-Euclid Park
Roll No. PA-19
Letter Box A – Z Letter to Parks Board from G.E. Kessler, October 11, 1898, subject: collection of Benefit Assessments through Letter to Parks Board from E.E. Yates, April 19, 1904, subject: tax bills
Board of Parks and Recreation Commissioners: Correspondence 1893-1897
The correspondence includes: reports on financial matters; cover letters to the City Council concerning funding requests, Board of Park Commissioner plans and activities; correspondence with various city officials; and reports by George Kessler to the Park Board. The volume contains 671 pages with a 24 page index. The hand written pages are extremely hard to read.
Roll No. PA-48
Index page A through Letter to King Bridge Company from G.E. Kessler, December 9, 1896 [cont’d. on PA-49]
Roll No. PA-49
Letter to C.S. Palmer from G.E. Kessler, December 1896, through Letter to T. Boornahan from S.B. Root, March 24, 1896
Board of Parks and Recreation Commissioners: Correspondence and Report Files 1890-1937, A-W
These files contain valuable information on many aspects of Board of Park Commissioners policies and operations. They include: funding for Board of Park Commissioners projects; execution of Board of Park Commissioners projects; public requests, recommendations, and complaints; relations with other officials and political units within the city government activities; and Board of Park finances. The dates on these files are non-inclusive.
Roll No. PA-27-1
1. Admiral Boulevard 1903-1930
2. American Institute of Park Executives 1898-1932
3. Armour Boulevard 1900-1930
4. Art Commission 1896-1900, 1924-1930
5. Ashland Square 1915-1928
6. Auto Busses–Jitneys, Ordinances 1918-1928
7. Automobiles–Auto Licenses and Vehicle Tax 1915-1932
8. Bath Houses–Financial Statements 1915
9. Bath Houses–Wading Pools–Drinking Fountains 1915-1930
10. Benton Boulevard 1898-1920
11. Belmont Boulevard 1915-1927
12. Benton Boulevard 1920-1932
13. Billboards–Signs 1904-1930
14. Bills–Flowers 1915-1928
15. Bills Against City 1892-1932
16. Bills by City Against other Firms 1902-1932
17. Blenheim Park 1921-1926
18. Blue Valley 1920-1928
19. Board of Civil Service 1915, 1919, 1925
Roll No. PA-28-1
1. Board of Health–Hospital Park 1915-1929
2. Board of Park Commissioners 1893-1932
3. City Planning Commission 1919-1931
4. Ordinances 1915-1930
5. Resolutions 1897-1932
6. Boiler Inspection 1915-1932
7. Bonds 1895-1932
8. Boys Week 1921-1927
9. Broadway 1892-1930
10. Brookside Boulevard 1915-1930
11. Brush Creek Boulevard 1915-1932
12. Brush Creek Parkway 1915-1932
13. Budd park 1890-1929
14. Certificates–Park Funds 1896-1928
15. Central Park 1915-1931
16. City Assessor 1920-1921
17. City Auditor 1914-1915
18. City Comptroller 1896-1926
19. City Counselor 1895-1932
20. Director of Personnel 1926-1929
21. City Treasurer 1908
Roll No. PA-29-1
1. Mayor 1893-1932
2. Columbus Square 1920-1930
3. Complaints and Protests 1915-1930
4. Condemnations–General 1895-1927
5. Curbing–Paving 1894-1929
6. Dead Trees 1915-1929
7. Electric Park 1925-1927
8. Applications for Positions 1893-1931
9. Orders to Employees 1919-1937
10. Foreman’s Weekly Reports 1915-1921
Roll No. PA-30-11
Foreman’s Weekly Report 1925-1926
2. Indebtedness of Employees 1895-1928
3. Instructions and Orders to Foreman 1899-1933
4. Park Department Employees Uniforms 1915-1928
5. Schedule of Employees–Salaries 1899-1933
6. Equipment 1895-1932
7. Equipment, Sports Recreational 1915, 1932
8. Estimates 1895-1900
9. Financial Statements & Budgets 1896-1932
10. Flowers-Flower Show 1920-1926
11. Kersey Coates 1915-1932
12. Matters Not Under Control of Park Board 1895-1932
13. Monuments & Memorials 1898-1932
14. Mulkey Square 1915-1929
15. Claims 1915-1931
16. Injuries in Recreational Department 1925
17. Person Complaints Against Park Employees 1915-1930
18. Personal Injury Reports 1904-1920
19. Personal Injury Reports 1921-1927
Roll No. PA-31-1
1. Personal Injury Reports 1928-1937
2. Personal Injury and Property Damage Reports 1915-1931
3. Property Damage Reports 1898-1931
4. Releases 1921-1930
5. Sheffield Park 1915-1931
6. Shrubs and Trees 1919-1929
7. Southmoreland Park 1915
8. Specifications 1894-1928
9. Spring Valley Park 1915-1927
10. Swope Parkway 1920-1932
11. Swope Parkway 1915-1919
12. 37th St.–Troost to Harrison 1919-1926
13. 38th St. 1920-1929,
14. Traffic 1910-1932
15. Trees–General Information 1895-1929
16. Union Cemetery 1895-1931
17. Valentine Road 1915-1931
18. Van Brunt Boulevard 1915-1932
19. 63rd St. Parkway 1915-1929
20. Proposed 52nd St. Boulevard 1915-1926
21. Ward Parkway 1915-1932
Roll No. PA-32-1
1. Ward Parkway 1915-1932
2. Warwick Boulevard 1893-1932
3. Water Department–Fire Hydrants 1898-199931
4. Westover Road 1925-1929
5. West Pennway 1915-1932
6. West Terrace Park 1897-1929
Board of Parks and Recreation Commissioners: Correspondence and Subject Files 1890-1935
These files contain correspondence and reports received and sent by the Board of Park Commissioners on a variety of subjects. The dates on these files are non-inclusive.
Roll No. PA-75
1. Matt Foster (BPC President) Personal Correspondence 1926-1930
2. Chestnut Avenue Trafficway 1898-1929
3. Gladstone Boulevard 1896-1931
4. Highway Specifications 1927
5. North Terrace Park [Kessler Park] 1895-1919
6. Nursery and Forestry 1897-1929
7. Observation Park 1900-1926
8. The Paseo 1927-1932
9. The Paseo, Police Monument 1921-1927
10. Penn Valley Park 1926-1932
11. Penn Valley Park, Bath Houses 1915-1928
12. Propose Parks and Boulevards 1892-1931
13. Public Service Corporations 1914-1933
14. Publications 1900-1930
15. Quotations–Bids & Orders–Nursery & Greenhouse 1895-1928
16. Railroad Crossings and Stations 1915-1928
17. Recreation–Miscellaneous 1915-1929
18. Recreation–Playgrounds 1895-1933
19. Recreation–Sports–Baseball 1915-1929
20. Recreation–Sports–Bowling Greens 1925-1926
21. Recreation–Sports–Bridal Paths 1915-1929
22. Recreation–Sports–Croquet 1926
23. Recreation–Sports–Golf 191-1930
24. Recreation–Sports–Roque 1915
25. Recreation–Sports–Soccer 1926
26. Superintendent of Parks–W.H. Dunn 1919-1930
27. Garrison Square 1911-1929
28. Gillham Road (McGee Street Trafficway) 1899-1921
Roll No. PA-76
1. Gillham Road (McGee Street Trafficway) 1925-1932
2. Gregory Boulevard 1915-1932
3. The Grove 1899-1930
4. Harrison Boulevard 1899-1927
5. Heim Park (East Bottoms) 1915-1932
6. Holmes Road 1920-1930
7. Holmes Square 1897-1926
8. Hyde Park 1915-1930
9. Independence Boulevard 1895-1931
10. Infected Trees 1897-1927
11. Information To and From People Outside Kansas City 1921-1933
12. Information Request–Maps and Photographs 1902-1932
13. Information Request–Miscellaneous 1892-1927
14. Park Information–Rules and Regulations 1915-1927
15. Insurance 1900-1931
16. Karnes Boulevard 1915-1930
17. Kansas City Telephone Company 1915-1932
18. Kenwood Avenue 1903-1929
19. George E. Kessler–Routine Correspondence–1904-1932
20. Liberty Memorial 1915-1925
Roll No. PA-77
1. Liberty Memorial 1926-1932
2. Lighting Systems 1899-1932
3. Linwood Boulevard 1899-1931
4. Linwood and The Paseo–Traffic Light 1920-1929
5. Linwood and Prospect–Traffic Light 1925-1926
6. Linwood Plaza 1915-1929
7. Loose Park 1927-1935
8. Locust Street Trafficway 1903-1935
9. Lykins Square Tennis Courts 1915-1925
10. Manheim Road 191-1928
11. Marlborough Park (Arleta Park) 1920-1928
12. Mayor’s Christmas Tree Associations 1925-1931
13. Memorial Trees 1915-1930
14. Meyer Boulevard 1915-1930
15. Mill Creek Parkway 1915-1930
16. Montgall Playground 1919-1926
17. Music Pavilions 1897-1931
18. North Terrace Park [Kessler Park] 1920-1931
19. The Parade 1898-1929
20. The Paseo 1920-1926
Roll No. PA-78
1. The Paseo, Bath House 1900-1926
2. Penn Valley Park 1896-1926
3. Penn Valley Park, Pioneer Mother, Indian Scout 1915-1928
4. Penn Valley Park, Tourist Camp 1919-1929
5. Pershing Road 1915-1929
6. Policing the Parks and Boulevards 1898-1929
7. President, Board of Park Commissioners 1892-1930
8. Recreation–Playgrounds 1920-1925
9. Roanoke Park/Road/Parkway 1893-1931
10. Rockhill Road 1915-1932
11. Secretary, Board of Park Commissioners 1895-1929
12. Tennis Courts 1915-1932
13. Vendor Correspondence 1895-1931
14. Washington Square 1911-1932
15. W.T. Williams (BPC Secretary) Personal Correspondence 1926-1930
Subject Files of Parks Board President L.P. Cookingham 1979-1986, A-Z
These files contain correspondence and reports received and sent by the Board of Parks and Recreation Commissioners President on a variety of subjects. The dates on these files are non- inclusive.
Roll No. PA-41-1
1. Miscellaneous Subject “A” 1980-1982
2. American Association of Zoological Parks & Aquariums 1982
3. Art Commission 1984-1985
P>4. Miscellaneous Subjects “B” 1980-1983
5. Barney Allis Plaza April 1, 1985
6. Bikeway 1980-1981
7. Black Archives 1985
8. Blue Hills Golf Property 1980-1981
9. Botanical Center Proposal 1982
10. Boulevards 1979-1986
11. Brush Creek Crossing–51st St. 1979-1982
12. Budget–Current 1985
13. Broadway Corridor Project 1981-1985
14. Broadway as a Boulevard –6th-14th St. June 1984
15. Miscellaneous Subjects “C” 1981-1985
16. Camp Hope Riding School May 30, 1979
17. Capital Improvement Program 1984
18. Clark Ketterman Athletic Field 1982
19. Cliff Drive–Trash Dumping 1979
20. Clean City Commission 1981
21. Councilmen 1979-1986
22. Country Club Car Right-of-Way 1979
23. Elephant Management Committee Report 1982
24. Ethics, Administration 1980
25. Executive Hills North 1983
26. Fees and Charges 1984-1985
27. Flower, Lawn & Garden Show 1983-1985
28. Folly Classic 1983
29. Freedom Fountain 1979-1984
30. Freeway Planting 1979-1981
31. Friends of the Zoo 1979-1985
32. Golf 1980-1985
Subject Files of Parks Board President LAP. Cookingham 1979-1986, A-Z
Roll. No. PA-41-1
33. Zoo Director 1979
34. Hallmark Grant 1984
35. Hendrickson, Gordon O. 1984
36. Heritage Village 1980-1981
37. Hidden Valley Park 1979-1982
38. Horses 1981
39. Jazz Hall of Fame 1983
40. Lawsuits 1984
41. Line Creek Park 1980-1985
42. Liberty Memorial 1979-1985
43. Liquor in the Parks 1984
44. Loose Park 1979-1985
45. Main St. Corridor 39th-47th St. 1982
46. Master Plan 1984
47. Mayor Richard L. Berkley 1979-1985
48. Meyer Circle 1985
49. Mill Creek Fitness Project 1983-1985
50. Minor Park 1980
51. Multi-Use Recreational Facilities 1979
52. Missouri Parks & Recreation Association 1980
53. Monuments 1983
54. Museum, Kansas City History and Science 1983
55. Music in the Parks 1985
56. National Association of Counties 1979
57. Nelson Gallery of Art 1979-1985
58. News clippings 1979, 1983
59. Northland Fountain 1981-1984
60. Miscellaneous Subjects “O” 1980-1981
61. Oil, Drilling on Park Property 1980-1985
62. Park & Recreation Recovery Program
63. Park Adoptions 1984
64. Park Land Acquisition/Development 1979-1981
65. Penn Valley Fitness Trail 1982-1984
66. Pershing Square 1983
67. Philosophy and Policies 1985
68. Pioneer Mother Statue 1983
69. Polar Bear Exhibit 1982
70. Police Bear Exhibit 1982
71. Railroad, Penguin Park 1984-1985
72. Railroad Museum proposal 1980
73. Revenue Loss 1984-1985
74. Riverfront Park 1981, 1985
75. Rockhill Homes Association 1981
76. Southmoreland Park 1984
77. Miscellaneous Subjects “S” 1981-1985
Roll No. PA-42-1
1. Sales and Admission Tax 1984
2. Satchel Paige Memorial 1980-1985
3. Special Assessments 1950, 1971
4. Spirit Festival 1984-1985
5. Spring Valley Park 1980-1982
6. South Midtown Freeway 1974, 1980
7. Starlight Theater 1981, 1984-1985
8. Swimming Pools 1979
9. Sunshine Law 1982-1984
10. Swope Park Service Center 1984
11. Tax Sources 1979, 1981
12. Theater Under the Stars 1979-1981
13. Tiffany Springs Park 1982-1983
14. Trafficways Resolution 1982
15. Trucks on Boulevards 1979, 1984-1985
16. Trust Funds 1979
17. Union Cemetery Historical Society 1985-1986
18. University of Kansas–City Managers Conference 1980
19. Vaydik Retirement Dinner 1980
20. Valentine Road 1981
21. Vietnam Memorial 1984
22. Volunteer Program 1982
23. Ward Parkway 1984-1985
24. Washington Square 1985
25. Westport 1983-1985
26. Zoo 1980-1986
27. Miscellaneous Subjects 1980-1985
Roll No. PA-33-1
Part 1: Personnel This section contains resolutions and related documents that pertain to Board of Park Commissioners personnel matters.Part 2: Proposed Parks and Boulevards Contains resolutions and related material pertaining to specific subjects. Letter and petitions from citizens requesting that the Board of Park Commissioners take action on a particular matter.
Part 3: Parks Report Financial report for fiscal year 1912-1913.
Part 4: Salary Schedules Resolutions by the Board of Park Commissioners fixing salaries for Parks Department employees.
This Roll of microfilm contains handwritten copies of City Council ordinances related to parks & boulevards in Kansas City. The first ordinance in the book is Ordinance #6307 of April 18, 1895. Most ordinances involve the establishment of various parks, boulevards, and parkways in Kansas City. Volume contains 500 handwritten pages.
Roll No. PA-47
Index page A through Letter George E. Kessler, December 22, 1899; contains 500 handwritten pages.
Board of Parks and Recreation Commissioners: Subject Files (Resolutions and Ordinances) 1881-1923
The microfilm has copies of resolutions and ordinances pertaining to projects of the Board of Park Commissioners, such things as acquisition of land for parks and boulevards, and, the establishment of parks and boulevards. The files also contain a limited amount of correspondence and reports on condemnation proceedings. The dates on these files are non- inclusive.
Roll No. PA-70
1. Admiral Boulevard 1900-1914
2. Armour Boulevard 1898-1910
3. Area and Mileage of Parks and Boulevards 1910
4. Ashland Square 1911-1912
5. Band Concerts 1906-1912
6. Benton Boulevard 1882-1913
7. Blue Valley Parkway 1912-1913
8. Blue Valley Park 1912
9. Board of Park Commissioners 1900-1912
10. Bonds and Funds 1897-1910
11. Broadway 1902-1911
12. Brookside Drive 1911-1914
13. Brush Creek Boulevard 1904-1907
14. Budd Park 1898-1908
15. Budd Park Esplanade 1912
16. Central Square 1907
17. Charlotte Street 1909
18. Cherry Street 1899
19. City Hospital Park 1908-1914
20. Columbus Square -Washington Square 1908-1909
21. East Park District
22. Financial Statements 1899-1910
23. Garrison Square 1909
24. Gillham Road 1882, 1899-1902
Roll No. PA-71
1. Gillham Road 1902-1912
2. Gladstone Boulevard 1895-1923
3. The Grove 1895-1923
4. Harrison Boulevard 1903-1908
5. Holmes Park Square 1895-1912
6. Independence Boulevard 1895-1911
7. Independence Plaza 1895-1908
8. Jackson–17th Street 1911
9. Karnes Boulevard 1905-1909
10. Lighting 1902-1910
11. Linwood Boulevard 1898-1914
12. Linwood Plaza 1906-1908
13. Lykins Square 1911
14. Manheim Road 1910
15. Maple Boulevard 1907
16. Marlborough Park 1910-1911
17. Meyer Boulevard 1910-1912
Roll No. PA-72
1. Mill Creek Parkway 1899-1912
2. North Park District 1908
3. North Terrace Park [Kessler Park] 1895-1915
4. Observation Park 1899-1908
5. Park System–General Information 1897-1913
6. The Parade 1895-1909
7. The Paseo 1895-1907
Roll No. PA-73
Board of Parks and Recreation Commissioners: Subject Files of Parks Board President L.P. Cookingham 1979-1986, A-Z
4. Miscellaneous Subjects “B” 1980-1983
Board of Parks and Recreation Commissioners: Subject Files of Parks Board President LAP. Cookingham 1979-1986, A-Z
Board of Parks and Recreation Commissioners: Resolutions 1892-1935
Part 1: Personnel This section contains resolutions and related documents that pertain to Board of Park Commissioners personnel matters.
Part 2: Proposed Parks and Boulevards Contains resolutions and related material pertaining to specific subjects. Letter and petitions from citizens requesting that the Board of Park Commissioners take action on a particular matter.
Board of Parks and Recreation Commissioners: Ordinances (Correspondence) 1893-1899
7.The Paseo 1895-1907
1. The Paseo 1908-1912
2. Penn Valley Park 1895-1910
3. Prospect Boulevard 1905-1909
4. Roanoke Park 1905-1909
5. Roanoke Parkway 1911-1912
6. Rockhill Road and Terrace 1909-1914
7. Rules and Regulations on Parks and Boulevards 1895-1912
8. Seventh Street 1906-1912
9. Sheffield Park 1911
10. Southwest Park District 1909
11. Spring Valley Park 1901-1912
12. Thirty Eighth Street 1906-1908
13. Swope Park 1896-1915
14. Swope Parkway 1902-1912
15. Tax Levies East Park District 1898-1912
16. Tax Levies North Park District 1896-1912
Roll No. PA-74
1. Tax Levies South Park District 1896-1912
2. Tax Levies West Park District 1898-1912
3. Tax Levies Southwest Park District 1911-1912
4. Tax Levies Swope Park District 1910-1912
5.Tax Levies Westport Park District 1896-1912
6. Valentine Road 1906-1910
7. Van Brunt Boulevard 1910-1912
Roll No. PA-748. Ward Parkway 1910-1913
9. Warwick Boulevard
10. West Terrace park 1899-1912
11. West Pennway 1906-1915
12. Westport Park District 1898-1909
Board of Parks and Recreation Commissioners: Project Files 1898-1946, A-W
These files contain architectural and engineering drawings, maps, plats, statistical reports, news clippings, correspondence, working papers, bids, proposals, contracts, specifications, and copies of resolutions and ordinances related to Board of Park Commissioner projects. The dates on these files are non-inclusive.
Roll No. PA-36-1
1. Admiral Boulevard 1905-1925
2. Blue Valley Parkway 1912-1928
3. Brush Creek Boulevard 1907-1946
4. Central Park 1929-1934
5. Gillham Road 1926-1941
6. Gregory Boulevard 1925-1941
7. Harrison Boulevard 1909-1925
8. Holmes Road 1925-1927
9. Independence Plaza 1898
10. Linwood Boulevard 1917-1930
11. Loose Park Pergola 1938
12. Meyer Boulevard 1915-1937
13. Mill Creek Parkway [J.C. Nichols Parkway] 1908-1936
14. Montgall Playground 1919-1923
15. North Terrace Park [Kessler Park] 1901-1940
16. Pershing Road 1923-1936
17. Roanoke Park 1922
18. Roanoke Parkway 1922
19. Rockhill Road 1930-1931
20. Specifications–Pennsylvania Avenue Viaduct and The Paseo Viaduct 1911
21. Spring Valley Park 1924-1927
22. Swope Park 1909-1941
23. Swope Parkway 1912
Roll No. PA-37-1
1. The Paseo 1904-1940
2. Union Station 1909-1911
3. Valentine Road, map
4. Van Brunt Boulevard 1917-1946
5. Van Brunt Boulevard, Subway Plan 1915
6. Ward Parkway 1916-1940
7. Warwick Boulevard 1926
Roll No. PA 37-1
8. Washington Square [Columbus Square] 1911
9. West Pennway 1914
10. West Terrace Park 1926-1945
11. Winner Park 1915-1931
Board of Parks and Recreation Commissioners: Calculations, Subject Files, News clippings, Reports, Condemnation Files and Architectural Drawings 1910-1965
These files contain news clippings, notes on various topics, and reports about Parks Department related projects. Many appear to have been collected by W.I. Ayres, a former long-time employee of the Kansas City Parks Department. The dates on these files are non-inclusive.
Roll No. PA-114
1. Blue Valley Parkway–maps, coordinates and calculations 1918-1923
2. Rockhill Road 1924
3. Dutch Elm Disease 1959-1961
4. City Manger, Parks Department 1959-1961
5. Accidents 1940
6. Battle of Westport 1925-1941
7. Civil War 1940-1943
8. Andrew Dripps Park 1951-1954
9. Kansas City History 1940-1955
10. Streets and Zoning 1940-1946
11. Liberty Memorial 1939-1948
12. Loose Park and Rose Garden 1939-1946
13. Memorial 1930-1955
14. J.C. Nichols 1947-1950
15. Park Board 1951
16. Pioneer Mother 1926-1951
17. Santa Fe Trail 1939-1948
18. Swope Park and Swope Memorial 1908-1946
19. Westport 1941-1945
20. 71st Street and Elmwood 1966
21. Cooley Park 1967
22. Swope Park Comfort Station 1968
23. Swope Park Zoo Great Ape House 1965-1966
Roll No. PA-114A
35 mm shot of items from the files microfilmed on:
Rolls PA-114 and PA-115 — Blue Valley (River) Coordinates 1918 through Kansas City North Condemnation Files 1955-1957
Roll No. PA-115
1. Swope Park Zoo Great Ape House 1965-1966
2. City Planning Commission 1956
3. Kansas City North, Condemnation Files 1955-1957
4. Kansas City North, Property Appraisals 1956
Board of Parks and Recreation Commissioners: Parks Department Topographical Maps 1898-1909
These maps depict several of the earliest large acquisitions made by the Kansas City Parks Department.
Roll No. PA-51
1. Penn Valley Park 1901
2. North Terrace Park [Kessler Park] 1899-1901
3. Swope Park 1898
4. Gladstone Boulevard 1907-1909
5. J.C. Nichols Parkway 1908
George E. Kessler, Board of Park Commissioners, Secretary
George E. Kessler was the major designer of the Kansas City, Missouri, Parks and Boulevard system during the 1890s. He was the first Superintendent of Parks for Kansas City, Missouri. He also served as secretary for the Board of Parks Commissioners and as a landscape architect for the Parks Department.
Roll No. PA-15
The correspondence includes: reports on financial matters (vouchers and payroll); cover letters to the City Council concerning funding requests, Board of Park Commissioners resolutions, and Board of Park Commissioners plans and activities; correspondence to various city officials regarding Board of Park Commissioners activities; letters to park officials in other cities requesting information of various kinds; and reports by Kessler to the Board of Park Commissioners.
Roll No. PA-16
The microfilm contains legal opinions provided to the Board of Park Commissioners by the city counselor, the legal counsel of the Board of Park Commissioners, and in several instances, private attorneys. The documents are arranged chronologically. (c. 1890s)
Parks Department Scrapbooks
These scrapbooks were put together and maintained through the years by the Kansas City, Missouri, Parks Department. The scrapbooks contain newspaper articles clipped from various Kansas City newspapers such as The Star, The Times, The Call and Wednesday Magazine with subjects relevant to parks and recreation in Kansas City. The scrapbooks are an excellent source of information for people interested in specific pa rks or events held in the city.
The scrapbooks from the 1890s contain many clippings that document the origins of the parks system in Kansas City, Missouri, with both pro and con views being included. The 1940s scrapbooks include information about various WPA projects within the city and wartime activities involving the Parks Department. The 1950s scrapbook contains many clippings from The Call and The Star on issues involving integration of the Swope Park swimming pool. The 1960s scrapbooks contain many clippings that deal with the expansion of services of the Parks Department in Kansas City, North.
Roll No. PA-10-G
1892-1893, 1895-1897, 1912
Roll No. PA-20
October 4, 1897-December 17, 1899
Roll No. PA-21
December 18, 1899-April 26, 1905
Roll No. PA-22
April 27, 1905-November 17, 1909
Roll No. PA-23
October 19, 1909-July 31, 1911
Roll No. PA-25
August 1, 1911-April 30, 1915
Roll No. PA-26
May 24, 1915-December 30, 1916
Roll No. PA-11-G
1923,1939-1942
Roll No. PA-12-G
Roll No. PA-13-G
Welfare Department, Recreation Division Scrapbooks
Roll No. PA-14-G
Starlight Theatre Correspondence and Report Files, Starlight Theater Association, Parks Department 1946-1969
The documents provide detailed information about the planning and construction of the theatre. Files also contain relatively complete documentation of the operations and activities of Starlight Theatre over an extended period of time as well as the material relating to the relationship between the Parks Department and the Starlight Theatre Association.
Roll No. PA-110
1. Carpenter Shop: Footing & Floor Slab 1951-1952
2. Change Orders 1950-1951
3. Construction 1950-1951
4. Construction of Building 1950-1952
5. Electrical Contract 1950-1951
6. Fence 1951
7. Insurance 1951-1956
8. Miscellaneous 1946-1952
9. Parking Lot 1951-1953, 1955-1956
10. Paving 1959-1960
11. Paving of Adjacent Parking Lot and Roads 1959
12. Pergolas 1959-1960
13. Plans, Contracts, Costs, Etc. 1946, 1949-1953
14. Plastic Seats 1953-1956
15. Seats 1950-1954
16. Stage and Orchestra Pit Reconstruction 1952-1954
17. Subdrainage of Madam Roadways 1951-1952
18. Starlight Theatre Association 1949-1950
Roll No. PA-110A
This contains the 35mm Shots for Electrical Contracts through Starlight Theatre Association 1965
Roll No. PA-111
Starlight Theatre Association 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962
Roll No. PA-112
Starlight Theatre Association 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969
Roll No. PA-113
Starlight Theatre Association 1969, 1970
Park Department, Union Cemetery Records
Care of Union Cemetery was taken over by the Parks Department in 1943. The cemetery contain about thirty acres with several city pioneers and war veterans buried there.
Internment registers for persons buried in single graves have been microfilmed. On the microfilm, such information as date of burial, name of person buried, burial location, cost, and undertaker can be found.
Roll No. PA-1
1. Burial Records 1889-1901
2. Burial Records 1901-1907
3. Burial Records 1907-1927
4. Burial Records 1928-1978
5. Lot Book 1 thru 73
6. Lot Book 73 thru 76
The Union Cemetery records include the deed book where information such as lot purchaser, size of lot, cost of lot, date of payment, and method of payment can be found. The deed book includes an alphabetical index. Also on PA-2 is a list of soldiers buried in Union Cemetery.
Roll No. PA-2
1. Original Deed Book
2. Soldier’s Graves
Semi-Alphabetical Listing
Listing by Platted Blocks
Listing by Lettered Blocks
Roll No. PA-3
List of Union Cemetery Burials: Aagaard, Alex through Justice, Jonathan
3″ x 5″ cards that list name, date of burial and lot locations.
These documents contain material on activities of the Recreation Division during the 1940s and 1950s. The records document the Recreation Division’s development while under the control of the Welfare Department. Examples of documents included in the various Summer Program years are: Golden Arrow, Party Planners, Tennis Programs, Flyers, Weekly Themes, Day Camps, Street Showers, Sports, Arts & Crafts, Responsibility Charts, Dance Programs, Epiphany Programs, Pageants, and Dramatics. The dates on these files are non-inclusive.
Roll No. PA-34
1. History of Public Recreation Division 1940-1954
2. Public Recreation Program 1942
3. Public Recreation Program 1943
4. Public Recreation Program 1944
5. Operational Costs 1946
6. Recreation Program 1947
7. Playground Report 1948
8. Summer Program 1948
9. Fall and Winter Programs 1949-1951
10. Summer Program 1950
11. Recreation Division Staff Meeting Minutes 1951-1953
12. Summer Program 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955
Roll No. PA-35
1. Summer Program 1956, 1957
2. Summer Program Personnel 1958, 1959
These files provide detailed information on the operations of the Recreation Division during the 1940s and 1950s. The location subject files provide extensive documentation of the Recreation Division’s activities throughout the city during this period. These location subject files often contain extended discussions of Recreation Division policy decisions, at least with regard to specific projects or activities. The dates on these files are non-inclusive.
Roll No. PA-38
1. 74th Street and Agnes 1950
2. Arleta Park 1953-1957
3. Area Miscellaneous 1946-1952, 1954-1959
4. Banneker Playground 1952-1953, 1956
5. 35th and Bell 1950, 1955
6. Belvidere Playground 1941-1942, 1944, 1946-1947, 1950-1951, 1954-1955, 1957
7. Benjamin Harrison District 1956
8. Brookside at 58th Street 1948
9. Bulletins 1950-1952, 1954
10. 37th Street and Cleveland 1950
11. Clippings 1945-1957
12. Coburg Lands
13. Congregational Church 1957-1958
14. Cooley School 1954-1956
15. 18th Street and Corrington 1946, 1951-1956
16. Cottage Lane 1948, 1950
Division Subject Files 1940-1959
17. 29th Street and Cypress 1953-1958
18. 1010 Oak Street 1957
19. Dunbar Bond Fund 1943-1945, 1949-1951, 1953-1958
20. Heim Park–East Bottoms 1945, 1947, 1950-1958
21. Flora Avenue–Police Station 1953-1954
22. Flowers and Gifts 1952, 1955-1959
23. 10th and Forest Avenue 1948, 1952, 1955
24. Gage Park 1945-1952, 1954-1957
25. Garfield and Woodland Avenue 1956
26. Garrison Community Center 1944, 1948-1955, 1958
27. Greenwood Area 1957
28. Harlem Community Center 1955
29. 10th and Harrison Downtown Playground–Kemp Park 1948-1958
30. 25th Street and Indiana 1947, 1953
31. 54th Street and Jackson
32. Jewish Community Center 1955-1956
33. Kansas City, North 1953-1958
34. Kansas City, North Annexed Area 1949-1956
35. 69th Street and Kensington 1948, 1950, 1952-1956, 1958
36. Land Trust Properties 1946, 1948, 1950-1951, 1953
Roll No. PA-39
1. Leeds Park 1955-1956
2. 16th Street and Locust Fire Station 1954
3. Lykins Community Center 1945-1948, 1951-1957
4. 20th Street and Madison 1944-1947, 1952
5. Directories 1944, 1948, 1951, 1953-1954
6. Marlborough Community Center 1949-1954, 1956
7. 29th Street and Myrtle 1950-1951, 1956
8. Northeast Athletic Field 1946, 1948-1958
9. Northside Bleachers 1950 1954, 1957
10. Northside Youth Club 1945, 1948, 1950-1954, 1957
11. 83rd Street and Oak 1956
12. 35th Street and Oakley 1952-1954, 1958
13. Observation Park 1950-1955, 1957
14. Other Non-Center Cities 1943, 1949-1952, 1955
15. Picnic Loans 1954-1955
16. Prospect at 20th and 23rd Street 1943, 1948, 1956-1957
17. 82nd and Prospect 1954-1955
18. Recreation Facilities Southwest Trafficway 1950-1951
19. Shiloh Park 1947, 1951-1953
20. Snack Bars 1948, 1950-1958
21. Southeast Community Center 1952-1957
22. Southeast High School 1956
23. South Paseo Community Center 1950, 1955
24. 5 and 30 Minute Speeches 1951-1952
25. 59th Street and Spruce 1955-1956, 1958
26. 31st Street and Summit 1940, 1943, 1944, 1948
27. 82nd Street and Summit 1947-1955, 1957-58
28. Swimming Pools 1953-1956
29.Television/Radio 1952-1954
30. Tracy Community Center 1944-1956
Roll No. PA-40
1. Tracy Community Center 1950
2. Westside Pilot Project 1951-1956
3. Westside Programs other than Pilot 1951-1954, 1957-1958
4. Westside Shelter Flood 1951
5. Westwood Park 1945, 1952, 1954
6. Winner Park 1953-194
Welfare Department, Recreation Division Documents: Recreation Division Property Files 1943-1971
These files contain information about policy decisions and activities of the Division of Recreation during the mid-20th century. Much of the material deals with the acquisition of new playground areas and the construction of new recreational facilities by the Recreation Division and Park Department during this time period. The dates on these files are non-inclusive.
Roll No. PA-43
1. Arleta Park 1953-1954, 1965
2. Ball Diamonds, various locations 1944, 1947, 1951, 1954, 1962, 1964-1968
3. Barry Road 1964-1965
4. Belvidere Playground 1965-1966, 1968, 1971
5. Property Bleachers 1967
6. Blue River Parkway 1962, 1964-1965
7. Camp Site 1950, 1961, 1964-1969
8. Central Boxing 1965, 1968
9. Clark Ketterman Field 1971
10. CYO Stadium, 5100 Swope Parkway 1968
11. Douglass Playground 1966
12. Dunbar Playground 1941, 1945-1947, 1956, 1963-1965, 1967
13. Property–Fire Inspection 1964-1967
Roll No. PA-44
1. Property–Fire Inspection 1964-1967
2. Gage Park 1943-1944, 1946-1947, 1953, 1962-1966
3. Garden Center Library
4. Gillham Park 1967-1968
5. Grove Playground 1946
6. Heim Park 1946-1947, 1951, 1963-1964, 1965
7. Hibbs Park 1965-1966
8. Kemp Playground 1946, 1953, 1956, 1962, 1964-1967, 1971
9. Lakeside Nature Center 1941, 1964-1966, 1968
10. Property–Lighting 1964-1967
11. Line Creek Park 1965, 1967, 1969
12. Linwood West
13. MCI Airport Baseball Diamonds 1964-1966
14. Minor Park
15. Mulkey Park 1966-1967
16. National College Gym 1967, 1969
17. Northeast Athletic Field 1946-1947, 1953, 1962-1966
18. Property–Proposed for acquisition 1964-1967
19. Roanoke Park 1967
20. Swope Park Shelter House #1 1967
Roll No. PA-45
1. Town Fork Creek 1953, 1964-1966, 1969
2. Waterworks, Kansas City North 1953, 1960, 1965-1967
3. 5th Street and Harrison 1965-1967, 1969
4. 612 Virginia Shop 1964-1966, 1968-1969
5. 18th Street and Corrington 1965-1967
6. 20th Street and Madison 1946-1947, 1965
7. 20th Street and Prospect 1964, 1968-1969, 1971
8. 20th Street and Vine, Boxing Center, 1964, 1966, 1968
9. 25th Street and Indiana 1965-1967, 1971
10. 27th Street and Jarboe 1944, 1961-1968
11. 29th Street and Cypress 1955, 1966
12. 35th Street and Oakley 1955, 1961, 1966, 1967
13. 43rd Street and Brooklyn 1964-1966, 1968
14. 43rd Street and Cleveland 1966-1969
Roll No. PA-46
1. 69th Street and Elmwood 1952, 1963-1966
2. 74th Street and Agnes 1965
3. 84th Street and Oak 1964-1966
Recreation Division Reference Material 1940-1973
These records contain information about specific recreational activities that were supervised by the Kansas City Recreation Division between 1948-1973. Detailed manuals for conducting the summer playgrounds programs based on selected themes and manuals for holding parties around various holidays can be found among the records. The dates on these files are non-inclusive.
Roll No. PA-99
1. After School Recreation Program 1949
2. Arts & Crafts Instructions c.1940s
3. Arts & Crafts Instructions Fall and Winter c. 1940s
4. Arts & Crafts Instructions c. 1940s
5. Arts & Crafts Instructions November 1950
6. Arts & Crafts Instructions February 1952
7. Automotive Equipment c. 1966
8. Backyard Play Manual 1946
9. Banquet Activities c. 1940s
11. Bicentennial Half-Time Band Show
12. Bicentennial Programs & Projects
13. Budgets 1956-1958, 1961-1963
14. Catalog; Equipment and Supplies
15. Central City Survey Committee Report 1962
16. Church Recreation Manuals
17. City-Wide Children Contests
19. Consumers Cooperative Association Children Activities Handbook
20. Dance; Folk, California, Missouri
21. Day Camp Bus Service 1969
22. Day Camp Staff Manual Girl Scouts
Roll No. PA-100
1. Day Camp Manual
2. Day Camp Program 1949, 1951
3. Diamond Jubilee of Kansas City Parks 1967
4. Directory of Summer Recreation Agencies
6. Family Related Activities Booklet
7. Fliers, Sample
9. Golden Arrow Club
10. Gymnastic Training For Women and Girls
13. Housekeeping Files 1945-1946, 1947-1948, 1955-1958
14. Kansas City Charter c. 1960s
Welfare Department, Recreation Division Documents: Recreation Division Reference Material 1940-1973
Roll No. PA-100/
15. Lillis, Mary Edith, Chief of Recreation Supervisor 1962
16. Marionettes c.1940s
17. Master Plan, City Plan Commission 1948
18. Miscellaneous, Recreation
19. Municipal Camp Guides
Roll No. PA-101
1. Municipal Camp Staff Manual 1964
3. Music, Christmas
4. National Recreation Association Bulletins
5. Newspaper Clippings 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1958
6. Organized Athletics, Instructions
7. Outdoor Education c. 1930s
8. Outdoor Recreation Surveys 1969
9. Painting, Textile 1951
10. Painting, Tole
11. Pamphlets & Programs
12. Pamphlets, Zoning, Employee Benefits
13. Party Planners January 1948
14. Party Planners February 1946-1948
15. Party Planners March c. 1940s
16. Party Planners April c. 1940s
17. Party Planners May c. 1940s
18. Party Planners October c. 1940s
19. Party Planners November 1940s
20. Party Planners December 1945-1947
Roll No. PA-102
1. Party Planners Spring c. 1950s
2. Party Planners Summer c. 1940s
3. Party Planners Fall c. 1940s
4. Party Planners Holiday Spice c. 1950s
5. Party Psychology 1940
6. Personnel Study Guidelines for Salaries c. 1950s
7. Picnic Book c. 1950s
8. Playground Leaders Handbook c. 1940s
9. Playground Leaders Manual 1950
10. Playground Manual 1947, 1949, 1951, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1961, 1962, 1964, 1966, 1968
Roll No. PA-103
1. Playground Manual 1968, 1969, 1970
2. Playground Manual Miscellaneous Weekly Sections
3. Playground Planning Aids 1953, 1954
4. Playground Report 1942
5. Policies & Procedures Manuals c. 1950s
6. Public Recreation Program Reports
7. Public Recreation Scrapbook 1948, 1949, 1952
Roll No. PA-104
1. Public Recreation Scrapbook 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957
2. Recreation Advisory Board Minutes & Correspondence 1954
Roll No. PA-105
1. Recreation Advisory Board Minutes & Correspondence 1962
2. Recreation Calendar 1945, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1969
3. Recreation In the Life of Kansas City
4. Recreation & Leisure Time Study 1950
5. Recreation Manual 1949
6. Recreation Training Institute 1949
7. Recreation Facilities Summary Report 1947
8. Recreation Uses of Concrete
Roll No. PA-106
1. Social Recreation Workshop c. 1940s
2. Specification & Contracts; Community Center Building and Recreation Buildings, c. 1960
3. Roanoke Road
4. Sports, Winter
5. Study of Recreation Kansas City, Missouri 1961
6. Supervisor’s Reports 1965
7. Ten-Year Report 1940-1951
8. Wagons, Nature 1969-1970
9. West-Side Pilot Project 1957
10. West Side Study 1955
Welfare Department, Recreation Division Documents: Recreation Division Subject Files–Ralph Hileman–1962-1975
These files contain information regarding the career of Ralph Hileman with the Recreation Division. They also contain documentation of the interaction between the Kansas City Parks & Recreation Department and various other social agencies within the city.
11. Bicentennial Riverfront Park
12. Soil-Cement Information
13. Bicycling 1972-1975
Roll No. PA-107
1. Boy Scouts 1970-1974
2. Camp Fire Girls 1973
3. Camp Little Flower 1973-1974
4. City Boys Club 1968
5. Clymer Center
6. Coaches’ Council 1969-1971
7. Convention & Tourist Council 1966-1971
8. Diamond Jubilee Event 1967
9. Girl Scouts 1972-1974
10. Golden Gloves 1966-1972
11. Health & Welfare Council
12. Heart of America Tennis Association 1963-1967
Recreation Division Subject Files–Ralph Hileman–1962-1975
13. Hileman Report to Mayor Davis 1963
14. Humane Society 1971-1972
15. Jackson County 1973-1974
16. Jewish Community Center 1972-1974
17. July 4th Programs 1971, 1975
18. Mayor’s Council on Youth Opportunities 1969-1972
19. Midwest District 1965-1969
20. Midwest Research Quality of Life Study 1975
21. Missouri Council on the Arts 1966, 1972
22. Missouri Parks & Recreation Association 1971-1973
23. Motor Cycling Facilities 1974
24. Municipal Stadium 1972-1973
25. Neighborhood Association House Camp 1973-1974
26. Parker, Charlie Memorial
27. Playgrounds & Community Centers
28. Prospect Plaza 1971
29. Recreation Vehicles 1970
Roll No. PA-108
1. Recruitment Trip 1969-1971
2. Reference Manual 1965
3. Riverfront Park 1972-1974
4. Roller/Ice Skating 1963-1974
5.Tennis 1973-1974
Roll No. PA-109
1. Tennis 1973-1974
2. United Community Services 1972-1974
3. U.S. Corps of Engineers 1971-1974
4. U.S.O. 1973
5. Youth Service System
6. Y.M.C.A. 1965-1974