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SUMMARY:EXHIBIT 2024 July 19 - Sept 19: R. Greg Summers' Interpretations of History in Oil Paintings
DESCRIPTION:In our upper gallery you will find the most exciting collection of oil painting inspired by historic photographs of Kansas City dating back to the early 1800s. Worthy of being compared to an impressionist master painter\, Greg Summers paints like with details making the life in the painting come alive with brush strokes of colors and fine details. \nThe exhibit is available during our normal museum house hours (Friday & Saturday 1-5pm or Sunday 1-4pm) or by appointment. Museum house fees apply.
URL:https://westporthistoricalkc.org/event/exhibit-2024-july-19-sept-19-r-greg-summers-interpretations-of-history-in-oil-paintings/
LOCATION:1855 Harris-Kearney Museum House\, 4000 Baltimore Ave.\, Kansas City\, MO\, 64111\, United States
CATEGORIES:WHS Community Events
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SUMMARY:EXHIBIT 2024 July 19 – December: Westport’s Steptoe Neighborhood
DESCRIPTION:Many people don’t realize that a thriving community of Black families once existed just south of the Westport business district\, and just north of the Plaza. This exhibit has been created for the Westport Historical Society by a group of individuals devoted to keeping and honoring Steptoe’s history. It introduces their history with photos and stories of homes and descendants of the neighborhood\, and their current project to establish a park in honor of Steptoe. \nThe exhibit is open to the public during our normal museum hours (Friday & Saturday 1-5pm or Sunday 1-4pm) or by appointment through October. Museum fees apply. \nThe area began attracting families in the 1860s\, including many newly freed from slavery. Several settled in Pate’s Addition\, an area some historians believe was set aside for them. The earliest Black residents farmed the land. \nBy the early 1900s\, Steptoe had become a unique family place – “a little island” – physically separated yet still connected to other Black neighborhoods through community events and work. Steptoe was home to the Penn School\, the first school west of the Mississippi to solely educate Black children. Two churches\, St. Luke and St. James\, also served the neighborhood. \nDescendants of the Black settlers in the area became educated\, created a flourishing community\, and went on to make their marks in Kansas City and beyond. \nSince the 19060s\, many of the homes and institutions have been lost but it is important to keep the memory of Steptoe alive to celebrate the courage and sacrifices of those who built the neighborhood.
URL:https://westporthistoricalkc.org/event/exhibit-2024-july-19-october-westports-steptoe-neighborhood/
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CATEGORIES:Community Events,WHS Community Events
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