All year long we work to revitalize historic structures that give our community visible connections to its past. These places shape lives, and when they are gone, they leave a void that cannot be filled. Saving threatened buildings takes teamwork. Join our efforts and Donate NOW!
Read More Historic Kansas City »The Historic Kansas City has a lot of events happening throughout the year. Please check back regularly to see what we're doing next.
View the Calendar »For generations, Kansas City has been home to a thriving landscape of neighborhood bars, restaurants and cafes that play an essential role in our sense of place and community. “Legacy Bars and Restaurants” is… read more
View Current Projects »Deputy Director, Kansas City Public Library
Originally from Kenya and with a background in information technology, Cheptoo is the Deputy Director of the Kansas City Public Library. In this role she works to bring all of the library’s collections to…
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All year long we work to revitalize historic structures that give our community visible connections to its past. These places shape lives, and when they are gone, they leave a void that cannot be filled. Saving threatened buildings takes teamwork. Join our efforts and Donate NOW!
Read More Historic Kansas City »The Historic Kansas City has a lot of events happening throughout the year. Please check back regularly to see what we're doing next.
View the Calendar »Each year Historic Kansas City publishes a Most Endangered list to raise awareness and advocate for saving our city’s historic buildings and resources. 1. Victor Beutner House, 1311 Manheim Rd, KCMO This early modernist concrete… read more
View Current Projects »Architect, Professor of Architecture at the University of Missouri-Kansas City
Theodore “Ted” Seligson has committed his career to advancing architectural practice, education, and preservation. After earning his degree from Washington University, Seligson joined Kivett& Myers Architects in Kansas City. During his tenure, he became…
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