Lexington Avenue

Tax Assessment Block Folder, Kansas City, MO, District 2, Block 174

Folder contains photographs of residences and businesses in the Oak Grove and Richmond Place additions, from Lexington Avenue south to Independence Avenue, and Montgall Avenue east to Chestnut Parkway. A market advertising American and Italian products, at 2700 Independence Avenue, is among the buildings pictured.

Tax Assessment Block Folder, Kansas City, MO, District 2, Block 170

Folder contains photographs of residences and other buildings in the Pendleton Heights neighborhood, from Pendleton Avenue south to Lexington Avenue, and Garfield Avenue east to Brooklyn Avenue. Photographed houses include the James R. Reber residence, at 201 Garfield, the Charles J. Winn residence, at 205 Garfield, the Elihu W. Hayes residence, at 209 Garfield, and the Pendleton Heights/Fonda Home, at 211 Garfield.

Tax Assessment Block Folder, Kansas City, MO, District 2, Block 189

Folder contains photographs of residences and apartment buildings in the Pendleton Heights neighborhood, from Lexington Avenue south to Missouri Avenue, and Maple Boulevard east to Garfield Avenue. Pictured houses include the Winifred Sexton residence, at 344 Garfield. The Pearl Schultz apartment buildings, at 1915-1921 Lexington, and Mrs. Andrew J. Bonham's storefront, at 1918 Missouri Avenue, are among the other buildings pictured.

Tax Assessment Block Folder, Kansas City, MO, District 2, Block 187

Folder contains photographs of residences and businesses in the Pendleton Heights neighborhood, from Lexington Avenue south to Minnie Street, and Garfield Avenue east to Brooklyn Avenue. Among the buildings pictured are the LeGrand A. Copley residence, at 2122 Minnie, the Judge Jackson L. Smith Mansion, at 309 Garfield, and "The Chateau," also a LeGrand A. Copley residence, at 2118 Minnie. Folder also contains plat map of the block.