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Addition: :Allered I 'Moved I

irregular

30. Foundation Materialstone

40 Visible 'rom Yes XPublic Road? No : :

35. Plan Shape

36. Changes(Explainin '42)

37. ConditionInterior• - _... - -_._--Exterior ood., _.. -

38. Preservation Yes xUnderway? No j

39. Endangered? Ves IByWhat? N°k:

Yes I iNolX

Public I I

Private I;l!:

24. Owner's Name & Address,.if known

23 OwnerShip

21. Original Use. if apparent

16. Thema',c Category

17 Date(sl or Penod

c. 188918 Style or De:';lgn

ueen Anne19 Archilect or EnginelJr

J. M. Courtney (attrib)20. Contractor or Builder

1-::~~.w;:lll~ -I34. Wall Treatmen,

brick

Yes iXNo: ,

Structure I .

Objec' I I

Yes :XNo I !

12 Is"Eligible?

14 DistrictPotent'l?

UTM

6 Specific Loeation

3022 Grand

lK· City or TQwn ." Rural, TownShip & Vicinityansas ~ity, Missouri

6. Site Plan with Norlh Arrow

8. Coordinateslill.lon~.

~ -;:-::-:--:-- "=, -I25. Open tou Public?S,le! .

BUilding Xl". On Nalional Yes I i

Register? No k!

13 ParI of Estab. Yes I IHist. D,s!.? No k'

'0.

IS. Name of Established District 41. Distance Irorn and approx .Frontage on Road

30 feet on Grande42. Further Descrip'ion 01 Important Fealures The south section of the building projects orwar w 1. e

northern bay recedes and contains the main entrance. A single rectangular window withsegmental arched lintel fenestrates the first story at the southern bay. The second storyis fenestrated with two rectangular windOWS which possess stone lugsills. The gable areaterminating the bay features decorative fishscale shingles and is fenestrated with two,square windows. A coursed stone porch base extends across the east facade .

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.,. History and Signiltcance J. M. Courtney is attri"buted asin plan and design of this house to the houses at 3030,resident of the house was a realtor, Joseph Stringer.

The first

! 44. Description 01 Environment and OutbUildings Other residences are to the north, south, and east.

A church building is to the west.

-5 Sources 01 In'ormalionWP #11656

46. Prepared byPiland/Uguccioni

47. Organlzallon

Landmarks Commission48. Date 49. ReVision Dale(s)

3/17/8

909 University A/enue. Suite 215.Columbia. Missouri 65201

State Historical Survey and Planning Office.

HISTORIC INVENTORY l'A- Pt ~- 01 '1-002

'2~f~J... Present Name(s)

3024 Grand N, County0+:--

Jackson 5 Othtlr Name(s) I~

3 locallon 01 NCl.IJllves n.L tr ... .J- ...... James E. Knight residenceLandmarks Commission

I Speci'ic location 16 Themallc Category 28 No. of Stories 2~

29. Basement? Ves IX c;

3024 Grando

17 Dale(s) or Period No I ;>;"Ul

c. 1889 30. Foundation Material 0::l

7. City or T~wn II Rural, Township & Vicinity 18 Style or De:;lgn !':f"oneKansas ity, Missouri 31. Wall Construction

II. Site Plan with North Arrow 19 Architect or Engin~r

N32. Roo' Type & Modenal

20 Contractor or BUilder ~abled hip; compo shingJ. M. Courtney (atrib) . 33. No 0' Bays

~21. Original Use, i' apparent Fronl ~ Side ~

0residence 34. Wall Treatment ~

~ 22 Present Use brick""'

~ residence 35. Plan Shape irreqular ~~ 23 Ownership Public I I 36 Changes Addition, ~

~Private IXl (Explain Altered I '

24 Owner's Name & Address. in '42) Moved I

if known 37. Condllion

9 Coordinates UTMIntenor - -- ._. -_._-_ ..•

litl. Exlenor _~09..~ ._ .- _.... -lony 25 Open to Yes I i 38 Preservallon Yes I

to SlIe I , Structure! Public? No IX Underway? No xxBUildlllg I X Object i I 26 Local Contact Person or Organization 39. Endangered? Ves I

11 On National Yes I i 12 Is It Yes X Landmarks Commission By What? No XXRegister? NoXK Eligible? No I ~ 27 Other Surveys in WhIch Included

13 Part of Estab. Ves I I ,.. District Yes x 40. Visible Irom Yes !}{Hist. DIS'? No XX Potent'l? No: . Public Road? No: :

15 Name of Established Distnct 41. Distance 'rom andFrontage on Road approx.

30 feet on Grand

.2. Further Description 0' Important Fealures The main facade faces east on Grand, (

~~central section that projects, and a receding entrance bay at the nor~ en An arched wi ow (

fenestrates the central section of the first story. Rectangular windrn s whicH ossess I

stone keystone accents fenestrate the second story. A gable containinc two pair oy(, ndowsand finished with fish scale shingles surmounts the central bay. A sht

d7h~probably a later addition, extends across the east facade.

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.3. History and Slgnlltcancll The earliest known resrdent ot th1S nouse \lff9UJ was -James t;.~

,a member of Knight Brothers, patent solicitors. J. M. Courtney is attributed as builderbecause of the similarity in plans and design of this house to the houses at 3030, 3032, and3034 Grand. The building was placed on the Kansas City Register on 9/13/79.

4... Description of Environment and Outbuildings u~ner r ar~ \.u Ln~ llU!.~ll, ::;UU~l1, ClUU ...g"' ....

A church used as a V.F.W. Hall is to the west.

.5 Sources 0' Intormation "6. Prepared byWP /111655 Piland /Uauccioni

47. Organization

Landmarks Commission"s. Date 149 RevISion Date(s)

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909 University A/enue. Suite 215.Columbia. Missouri 65201

State Historical Survey and Planning Office.

HISTORIC INVENTORY h) p.'~.,·_~1't -003I. No. •• Plesent Name(s)204-K 3028 Grand

N

2 County 0.j:-

Jackson S Othel Namels) I~

J Location 01 Neydllves .m #45-10 Louis Root residenceLandmarks Commiss on

6 Specllic Location 16 Thematic Category 28 No 01 Stories 2 c,

3028 Grand 29. Basement? Yes IX p:r":i

17 Date(s) or PtHIOd Nol ;r;-oo

c. 1889 30 Foundanon Matellal 0;:l

1 City or T8wn . II Rural, Township & Vicinity 18 Style or De:;lgn Qt-nnpKansas ity, Missouri 31. Wall Ccnstructtcn

II. Site Plan with North Arrow t9 Archilect or Engineer

l32. Rool Type & Matenal

20 Contractor or Builder hip: compo shingleJ. M. Courtney (attrib) • 33. No. 01 Bays \.;.l

21 Original Use, if apparent Front 3 Side 0

\ IN

C\ residence 34. Wall Treatment 00·I

~ 22 Present Use brick 0'1"1

~ 35. Plan Shape rec t anguLar llJ;:l.

~ 23 Ownership Public! I 36 Changes Addition, . 0..

~ Private IX! (Explain Altered I .

24 Owner's Name & Address. in 1f42) MovecJ I

if known 37. Condition

9 Coordinales UTMIntenor - _. --. -_ ..--_ ...

lit!. Exlellor -&o~>-d .. . .. _..long

25 Open to Yes I; 38 Preservation Yes I

1O S.te! , Structure IPublic? No X Underway? NOJtx

Buildingtx Object: I 26. Local Contact Person or Organization 39 Endangered? Yes I11 On Nahonal Yes! , 12 Is It Yes XX Landmarks Commission ByWhat? NolX

Register? Non Eligible? No 27 Other Surveys in Which Included13 Part of Estab Yes I J 14 Dlslrict Yes XX 40. Visible from Yes !X

Hist. On.I. ? NOt){ Potent't? No: . Public Road') No: :

15 Name of Established District 41. Dlslance from andFrontage on Road approx.

30 feet on Grand'2. Further Description of Important Features The main facade faces east on Grand a

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central bay, and a receding entrance bay at the north end. One singlet'"'arc w1ndow 0

fenestrates the first story of the center bay. The second story is fel estrat with c1-'-

rectangular windows which possess stone lugsills and lintels. A raile( porch ex ~ across CIl

the second story and was probably a later addition. A gable dormer pic

~~/ye:~~

roof slope.0rt

:;;d(tlCIl

43. History and Slnnlllcance This residence was the 'home o r LOU1S xoo t , a C1V1 eng1neer. J.n J.O~I1-'-0..

Root worked as an inspector for the Board of Park Commissioners. J. M. Courtney is attribut ~as builder because of the similarity in plans and design of this house to the houses at o

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3030, 3032, and 3034 Grand. The building was placed on the Kansas City Register on 9/13/79.

44. Oescripllon of Environment and Outbuildings Other residences are to the north, south, and east.A church used as a V.F.W. Hall is to the west.

45 ~ourctls 01 Inlormation 46 Prepared by

WP #11656 : 13123 I Piland luauccioni47. Organlzallon

I Landmarks Commission

I '8. Date ~f49. RevIsion Date(s)

J / 5/8/81

909 University A/enue, Suite 215.Columbia, Missouri 65201

State Historical Survey and Planning Office,

HISTORIC INVENTORY . Jil-\4~ -014 -ov4J. No. 4. Presenl Name(s)204-L 3030 Grand ~

2 County JfJackson 5 Olhtlr Name(s)

3 location 01 Ney.tllves MT If45-9 Clayton J. Bell residenceLandmarks Commission

I SpecIfic Localion 16 Themallc -Calegory 28 No 01 Stories l.'-<

29. Basemenl? Ves IX Cll

3030 Grand()

t7 Dale(sl or Ptmod No I '"CJl

1889 30 FounuatlOn Matlmal 0:;l

1 City or T8wn If Rural, Township & Vicinity 18 Slyle or Del.ilgn stoneKansas ity, Missouri 31. Wall Construction

6. Site Plan with Norlh Arrow 19 Architect or Engine'.tr masonry

~32. Roof Type & Miltenal

20 Contractor or BUilder lZabled hip; compo shin tJ.eJ. M. Courtney 33. No 01 Bays

21 Original Use, if apparenl FrOnl 3 Side w

0 ~0

~residence 34. Wall Trealmenl w

hriC'k0

22 Present UseGJ

~residence 35. Plan Shape irregular 11

III23 Ownership Public I I 36 Changes Addition. 5-

~Private IX (Explain Altered I •

24 Owner's Name & Address,in 142) MOl/eu,

iJ known 37. ConditIon

y Cooruinales UTMIntenor - _. - -_ .. --•

lill. Exlellor _~o-,~~..•• _0' ..

lony 25 Open 10 Yes I , 38 Preservauon vesX

to S,le I. Structure IPublIC? NOiX Underway? No;

BUlldHlg ~I Object: J 26 Local Contact Person or Organization 39 Endangered? Yes I

II On National Ves I ; 12 Is It Ves :X Landmarks Commission By What? No XXAegister? No IX! Eligible? No I: 27 Other Surveys in Which Included

13 Part oJ ESlab. Yes I I 14 DlslricI Yes X 40 VISible Irom Yes IV\.

Hisl DIS!.? No 'xl POlenl'l? No: . Public Road? No: ;

15. Hame oJ Established Distnct 41. Dislance Irom andFrontage on Road approx.30 feet on Grand

42 Further Description 01 Imporlant Fealures -/\ porcn, a Lat.er accu tnon pronaory .;;> Lilt:: ."

wraps around the east facade and features turned wooden posts and slat• pe roof.;¥residence is composed of a southern bay that is three sided which proj ~cts fo ard, an areceding entrance bay located at the north. The second story contains a two pa s entalarched window at the north end surmounted by a steep gable. The entra Ilce is loc at thenorth end, and above it is placed a rectangular window with stone sill ~ and l' else

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43. HISlory and Sl!lnlllCanCtl The 1st resident of thi~ house, Clayton Bell, was a cashfer tor the t'ar.l1n& Orendorf Co. This residence is one of a group of buildings on the west side of Grandthat was constructed of almost identical design, in the same year, and by the same builder.The residence was placed on the Kansas City Register on 9/13/79.

u. Descriplton oJ Environment and OutbUildings Other residences are to the north, south, and east.A church used as a V.F.W. Hall is to the west.

4~ SOUfCtl5 ot tntormatton 46. Prepared by

T..lP 119946

IPiland/Uguccioni

Kansas City Times, July47. Organlzallol1

3, 1889, p. 5. Landmarks Commission4S. Dale 149 ReVISion Dale(s)

1/7/82

State Historical Survey and Planning Office.

HISTORIC INVENTORY909 University A/enue. Suite 215.

Columbia. Missouri 65201~A -;(1:4-005

No204-M

4. Prtlsent Name(s)

3032 Grand

Yes IXNo I

16 ;t.elllalic Caiegor,

17 Daters) or Period

26 No 01 StOf!t~S 2(1- . -129. Basement?

6 Specllic locallon

3032 Grand

1 City or TQwn II Rural, Township & VICIIlllyKansas city, Missouri

Ii. SHe Plan with North Arrow

188916 Slyle or DC~lgn

19 Architect or Englne~r

20 ConI rae tor or BUilderJ. M. Courtney

21 Original Use, if apparentresidence22 Pre sent Use

residence

23 Ownership

24 Owner's Name & Address,il known

Public I '

Private IX!

Yes I ;

No IX

37. Condition'!lterlor

Exterior good

38 Preservation Yes,Underway? Nox

39 Endangered? Yes I

By What? No'X

40 VISible Irom YesXXPubliC Road') No : .

41 Distance from andFrontage on Road approx

42 Further Description 0' Important Features The east facade contains a projectinga receding bay containing the entrance at the north end. A large archembellished with radiating stone keystones fenestrates the central baycontains three rectangular windows which are surmounted by a gable witThe receding northern bay features a stone lintel above the doorway anwindow on the second story. An eyebrow dormer pierces the eyebrow dorroof slope.

43. History and S'!jn,ltcanCti The earliest nown reS"1. ent; a t usa cashier. This residence is one of a group of buildingsconstructed of almost identical design, in the same year, and byresidence was placed on the Kansas City Register on 9/13/79.

. '"' ay onwest side of Grand thatthe same builder. The

were

44. Descnpuon 01 Environment and Outbuildings Other residences ar~ to theTo the west is a surface parking lot.

east.

45 Sources 01 IntorrnanonWP 119947Kansas City Times, July 3, 1899, p. 5.

46 Prepared by

Piland /U uccioni47. Organization

Landmarks Commission48 Dale 49 Bevrs.on Date(s)

2/2/82

State Historical Survey and Planning Office.

HISTORIC INVENTORY909 University A/enue. Suite 215.

Columbia. Missouri 65201H~-f\)-O=t4-0o~

4. Presenl Name(s)

3034 Grand1 No

204-NN ­o~ .I c~~_~ -Iz

George S. Hampton residenc~

6 Specific localion

3034 Grand

1. City or TQ~n . II Rural. Township & VicinityKansas City, Missouri

8. Sile Plan wilh Norlh Arrow

16. Thema"c Cal egory

17 Datets) or PtHiod

188918 Style or De~lgn

Queen Anne19 Architecl or Engine'!r

23 Ownership

24. Owner's Name & Address.il known

Public I I

Privale IX

Yes I,No IX

2Yes IXNOI

shdr Le

Side

irregularAddition. :

Altered I 'Moved I

37. ConditionInterior - -- ._- -_ ..._---.Exleflor good .- _.- .. -- . ,._-- .. -

38 Preservation Yes I

Underway? No;

39. Endangered? Yes IBy What? NOIX

40 Visible IromPublic Road?

Yes !XNo: :

44. Descriplion 01 Environment and Oulbuildings Other residences are to the north and east. To the southis a surface parking lot. To the west is a surface parking lot.

43. History and S'!Inlf,cance The 1st resident ot t ht.s- house, George Hampton, was a c6ITector ror t neU.S. Internal Revenue. This residence is one of a group of buildings on the west side ofGrand that were constructed of almost identical design, in the same year, and by the samebuilder. The residence was placed on the Kansas City Register on 9/13/79.

42 Further Description 01 Important Fealures The en trance shel tered by a hipped roois placed at the north end of the east facade. The bulk of the buildimass is comprised of a three sided projection on the east facade. Herwindow with semicircular transom is framed by a stone surround with rastone voussoirs. The 2nd story posesses a large double window withstone lintel and lugsill.

45 Sources 01 lntorrnanonWP #9948Kansas City Times, July 3, 1889, p. 5.

41. Dislance from andFrontage on Road approx

30 feet on Grand

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iating Photo

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46 Prepared byPiland I Uguccioni

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iiI48. Date 149. ReVISion Date(s)

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