Learn the history of Loew’s Midland Theatre, a 1927 Kansas City landmark designed by architect Thomas W. Lamb. From its ornate architecture and early innovations to its role in local entertainment, the theatre remains a lasting piece of the city's cultural heritage.

Discover the story of Kansas City’s original Union Depot—once the largest train station west of New York—its grand design, brief glory, and ultimate replacement by Union Station in 1914.

Discover the remarkable life of Annie Chambers, a Kansas City madame who transformed her infamous brothel into a Christian mission—an inspiring true story of loss, reinvention, and redemption.

Explore the compelling history of Katz Drug Stores in Kansas City, from its inception by Ukrainian immigrant Ike Katz to its transformation into a retail pharmacy pioneer. Discover how Katz's innovation and community spirit shaped a legacy that endures in the heart of the Midwest.