Folder contains a photograph of a building in an area of Northeast Kansas City, from Front Street south to Guinotte Avenue, and Troost Avenue east to Forest Avenue. Folder also contains plat map of the block.
Folder contains a photograph of a building in an area of Northeast Kansas City, from Front Street south to Guinotte Avenue, and Forest Avenue east to Tracy Avenue. Folder also includes plat map of the block.
Folder contains photographs of businesses in an area of Northeast Kansas City, from Front Street south to Guinotte Avenue, and Tracy Avenue east to Lydia Avenue. The A.S.B. Bridge can be seen in the background of one of the images. Folder also includes plat map of the block.
Folder contains photographs of industrial buildings in an area of Northeast Kansas City between the Missouri River and the rail lines, 1st Street, and Front Street, and spanning from the Hannibal Bridge to the A.S.B. Bridge, which can be seen in the background of one of the images.
Folder contains photographs of industrial buildings in the Old Town addition, from 2nd Street south to 3rd Street, and Cherry Street east to Holmes Street.
Folder contains photographs of residences in the East Kansas addition, from 2nd Street south to 3rd Street, and Charlotte Street east to Campbell Street.
Folder contains photographs of an industrial building and a business in the Northeast Industrial District, from Guinotte Avenue south to the rail lines, and Lydia Avenue east to Lexington Avenue.
Folder contains photographs of industrial buildings in the Northeast Industrial District, from Guinotte Avenue south to the rail lines, and Shelley Avenue east to Michigan Avenue. Tarkio Molasses Feed Company, at Guinotte and Michigan, is among the buildings pictured.
Folder contains a photograph of an industrial building in the Northeast Industrial District, from Guinotte Avenue south to the rail lines, and Lexington Avenue east to Vine Street.
Folder contains a photograph of an industrial building in the Northeast Industrial District, from Guinotte Avenue south to the rail lines, and Vine Street east to Highland Avenue.