Historic Kansas City Foundation Images

Title: Empire - Main Street Theater
Description: View looking southwest of the Empire Theater, also known as the Main Street Theater, at 1400 Main Street. The theater's doors and windows were boarded up when this photograph was captured. Cars traveling and parked along Main Street can be seen. A sign for Allright Parking is in view.
Date: 1995~
Object Type: Photograph

Title: 75th and Wornall
Description: View looking northwest of stores and buildings along 75th Street from its intersection with Wornall Road. Cars and pedestrians on 75th Street and Wornall Road can be seen. A sign for Ferrell's Jewelry is in view.
Date: 1995~
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Harry T. Fowler Residence
Description: View looking southeast of the Harry T. Fowler residence, also known as the old Armour Mansion, once located at 3 E. Armour Boulevard at its intersection with Main Street. The house was later used as the local headquarters for the Construction and General Laborers Local Union 264 AFL-CIO. The structure was demolished in 1997.
Date: 1995~
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Armour Mansion
Description: View looking east of the Harry T. Fowler Residence, also known as the old Armour Mansion, once located at 3 E. Armour Boulevard at its intersection with Main Street. The house was later used as the local headquarters for the Construction and General Laborers Local Union 264 AFL-CIO. The structure was demolished in 1997.
Date: 1995~
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Harry T. Fowler Residence
Description: View looking northeast of the Harry T. Fowler residence, also known as the old Armour Mansion, once located at 3 E. Armour Boulevard at its intersection with Main Street. The house was later used as the local headquarters for the Construction and General Laborers Local Union 264 AFL-CIO. The structure was demolished in 1997.
Date: 1995~
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Harry T. Fowler Residence
Description: View looking east of the Harry T. Fowler residence, also known as the old Armour Mansion, once located at 3 E. Armour Boulevard at its intersection with Main Street. The house was later used as the local headquarters for the Construction and General Laborers Local Union 264 AFL-CIO. The structure was demolished in 1997.
Date: 1995~
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Harry T. Fowler Residence
Description: View looking northeast of the Harry T. Fowler residence, also known as the old Armour Mansion, once located at 3 E. Armour Boulevard at its intersection with Main Street. The house was later used as the local headquarters for the Construction and General Laborers Local Union 264 AFL-CIO. The structure was demolished in 1997.
Date: 1995~
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Loretto Academy
Description: View looking southeast of the front of the Loretto Academy building at 1111 W. 39th Street. Cars parked near the building can be seen.
Date: 1995~
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Wirthman Building
Description: View looking northwest of the Wirthman Building that once stood at 3100-3108 Troost Avenue. It was demolished in 1997. The building once contained the Isis Theater. which contained the Isis Theater. A sign for Exquisite Design's Unisex Salon can be seen. The building appears to be in a state of disrepair.
Date: 1995~
Object Type: Photograph