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Memphis and Its Necropolis World Heritage Site

May 31, 2025

Memphis and Its Necropolis World Heritage Site: Giza (N29o59’ E31o8’) (Note: All coordinates approximate). Great Pyramid of Giza (tomb of Khufu), 2550 BC, is 481’ tall and was the tallest man-made structure for 3,800 years. It is one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. On the east side is the site of a … More Memphis and Its Necropolis World Heritage Site

Natural and Cultural Features of Kansas City, Part 11: Crossroads

May 21, 2022

Crossroads Area Crossroads, the area south of the I-670 business loop, is rapidly changing into a bar and restaurant district. A bicycle lane separated from traffic runs along 18th Street and connects the 18th and Vine Historic District with the McGee Street Automotive Historic District in the Crossroads area. 17th Street Acme Brass and Machine … More Natural and Cultural Features of Kansas City, Part 11: Crossroads

Natural and cultural features of Kansas City, Part 10: 18th and Vine

March 16, 2022

Mutual Musicians Foundation National Historic Landmark, 1823 Highland Avenue, Kansas City (N39⁰5’25” W94⁰33’43”), is a two-story brick building dating to 1904. It was a center for the development of jazz of the Kansas City style; and became the western center of American jazz after the shutdown of the clubs and red-light district in New Orleans … More Natural and cultural features of Kansas City, Part 10: 18th and Vine

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