Hallmark Cards, Inc. started as a small postcard business in 1910 and grew into a global leader in the greeting card industry. Founded by J.C. Hall in Kansas City, Hallmark introduced innovations like decorative wrapping paper and expanded into television with the Hallmark Hall of Fame. Today, Hallmark remains a trusted name in heartfelt communication, with a lasting legacy in business, culture, and philanthropy.

Russell Stover Chocolates began in 1923 as Mrs. Stover’s Bungalow Candies, founded by Clara and Russell Stover in their home kitchen. Through Clara’s leadership and Russell’s business acumen, the company grew from a small operation to a national brand known for its boxed chocolates.

The Kansas City Power & Light Building stands as one of Kansas City's most prominent landmarks. Completed in 1931, the 34-story skyscraper has been a symbol of progress, innovation, and the city's thriving energy industry.

Explore the history of Kansas City's Epperson House, from its 1923 construction as a Tudor-Gothic mansion to its current planned renovation as a boutique hotel. Learn about its architectural features, reported hauntings, university usage, and preservation challenges over its century-long existence.