In September 1911, the Crossroads were forever changed when a grand celebration was held for the opening of the National Biscuit Company's newest and most advanced baking facility.

The devastating 1977 Plaza Flood was one of Kansas City's worst natural disasters. Heavy rains overwhelmed Brush Creek, causing flash floods that ravaged the Country Club Plaza, claimed 25 lives, and caused over $100 million in damages. Learn how the flood reshaped Kansas City's stormwater infrastructure and led to significant recovery efforts, forever changing the city's landscape.

Discover the rich history of Quindaro, a once-thriving Kansas town that played a pivotal role in the Underground Railroad and the fight for freedom. Explore its legacy as a beacon of hope for escaped slaves and its enduring impact on Kansas City’s history.