New Normal
To ensure the safety of our staff and members, HKC is working remotely. Please contact us if you have any questions or need additional information at hkcf@historickansascity.org.
During this unprecedented time, HKC is working daily to navigate our new normal like many of you. We’ve received fewer donations than usual during this time of uncertainty and need your help to continue our mission. To put it simply, we need you. GIVE TODAY!
News From HKC.
Press Releases
Mid Town Coloring Book
The Midtown Kansas City Coloring books are for SALE!
Please call Paul Helmer at (816) 739-4053 to purchase a copy for the Holidays. The booklet is represented as a Coffee Table /Coloring Book is for sale for $10 each – with half the profits going to Historic Kansas City.
Endangered No More! Success Stories.
While HKC celebrates two stories of success – the “Nelsonhood” and the “Colonnades” – we also know that many important places throughout Kansas City remain endangered. Buildings that once seemed safely preserved can later confront new, unforeseen threats. While we celebrate these two success stories, HKC remains committed to keeping a watchful eye on the list to make sure these community assets endure for the benefit of future generations.
Most Endangered 2017 Nomination Form
It’s that time of year again where we need your help. Is there a building that you know of that may be at risk for demolition? To type and electronically submit the application simply answer the questions in the attached PDF and email to lbriscoe@historickansascity.org. Nominations are due by Wednesday January 31st, 2018.
2016 Preservation Awards Winners
On March 22nd, 2017 at the Grand Hall at Power & Light, Historic Kansas City honored the winners of 2016 Preservation Awards.
2016 Most Endangered List
Every year Historic Kansas City publishes the Most Endangered List to raise awareness and advocate for our city’s historic buildings and resources.
2015 Preservation Awards Winners
On March 14th, 2016 at Boulevard Brewery, Historic Kansas City honored the winners of 2015 Preservation Awards.
2015 Most Endangered List
Every year HKC publishes the Most Endangered List to raise awareness and advocate for our city’s historic buildings and resources. The 2015 list is as follows: