I am standing next to the Kansas City Museum in Historic Northeast Kansas City.
Showing posts with label Kessler Park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kessler Park. Show all posts
Friday, October 25, 2024
Saturday, June 1, 2024
Walking The Point
Once a Summer I like to walk the area called Scarritt Point in Kessler Park... the journey starts with my favorite home-grown castle - the William Wallace Home - c1888. Above, looking west, below, the southwest corner of the Wallace Home.
Above, the west side of the house, below, looking west from the home.
Overlooking the East Bottoms.
Above and below, the observation area looking south.
Above, looking south ... the roof of the Colonnade (1908) is in the center.
Another view, looking northwest.
Thursday, August 17, 2023
Kessler Park Rainy Day
From deep in the files. 2009. A rainy day in Kessler Park... a field right next to the Kansas City Museum. At that time the Parks Department was letting part of the field grow wild...which I liked and everyone else didn't. :) There was a beautiful red fox too, but he/she was faster afoot than I was with the shutter.
Sunday, December 11, 2022
A Walk In Northeast
Cannot pass up a surprise opportunity like our overnight dusting. Kessler Park, Colonnade, Victorian Homes and the Kansas City Museum.
Edward "Lucky" Scarritt home 1897.
The Colonnade, 1908.
Kessler Park.
Kansas City Museum
William Wallace house 1880s.
Bishop and Annie Scarritt Hendrix House 1887.
William Chick Scarritt house 1887.
Tuesday, November 15, 2022
Saturday, October 29, 2022
Northeast Fall 2022
Skyline from Walrond Avenue on the west side of the Kansas City Museum.
Kessler Park. Kessler Park with road down to Cliff Drive Above and below, houses on Norledge Avenue.
Above and below, Kansas City Museum.
Above and three below, Budd Park.
Kessler Park. Kessler Park with road down to Cliff Drive Above and below, houses on Norledge Avenue.
Above and below, Kansas City Museum.
Above and three below, Budd Park.
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