District 2 (Central)
National WWI Museum and Memorial Grounds
The National WWI Museum and Memorial Grounds are the parkland surrounding the National WWI Museum and Memorial located within Penn Valley Park. Please contact [email protected] to permit this space.
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Mill Creek Park
History In the 1800s, water from a stream running through Westport gave power to one of the mills there. The stream then traveled southeast and emptied into Brush Creek. The
Indian Mound
The feature known to modern Kansas City as “Indian Mound” was most likely constructed between 1000-800 years ago by a group of mound builders living near the banks of what is
Jarboe Park
History Jarboe Park, located at 17th and West Jarboe, is part of West Terrace Park one of the oldest parks in the city. The property for what is called Jarboe
Kessler Park
History In 1971 George Edward Kessler, the Landscape Architect and Engineer who was a driving force in creating Kansas City’s park and boulevard system, was honored by the Board of
Martin Luther King, Jr. Park
We want your feedback! Please share your thoughts on project designs for BRW Connector Community Park. The survey closes at midnight on October 31. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/BRWconnectorpark HISTORY
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