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| Missouri Mid-Century Modern Buildings (page 2) |
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| former King Louie East Lanes Kansas City, MO |
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The King Louie East Lanes was built in 1955 and closed around 2007. The building now houses the Academy for Integrated Arts. These mushroom canopies from the bowling alley are located at the back of the building. For more, see this website. [map]
The King Louie West Lanes in Overland Park, KS opened in 1959. |
| former University Bank Kansas City, MO |
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| This former University Bank motor bank was built in 1961. The building now houses Billie's Juicery. [map] |
| former Suburban Motor Bank Kansas City, MO |
Westport Family Dental Kansas City, MO |
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This former Suburban Motor Bank was designed by Waddington-Coombs & Associates and built in 1965. It has been vacant for many years. For more, see this website. [map]
The Westport Family Dental building was built in 1953. The building originally housed the Westport Scandinavian Assembly of God/Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses. [map] |
| Municipal Court and Police Headquarters addition Kansas City, MO |
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| The Municipal Court building in the photo on the left was designed by Linscott, Kiene & Haylett and built from 1972-1974. The Police Headquarters addition is between this building and the Art Deco police building from 1938. The addition was designed by Helix Architecture + Design and built in 2014 in the mid-century style. [map] |
| Louis Memorial Chapel Kansas City, MO |
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| The Louis Memorial Chapel was built in 1963. [map] |
| Arrowhead Stadium Kansas City, MO |
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| Kaufmann Stadium Kansas City, MO |
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Arrowhead Stadium was built between 1968-1972. This football stadium was designed by Charles Deaton, who also is responsible for the Colonial Bank in Denver, CO. Arrowhead's building design influenced those of many other later stadiums. [map]
Kaufmann Stadium was originally named Royal Stadium. It is located next door to Arrowhead Stadium. Together, they are known as the Harry S. Truman Sports Complex. Kaufmann Stadium is used for baseball. This building was also designed by Deaton and built at the same time as Arrowhead, opening in 1973. [map] |
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