Still in Quarantine? Need something fun to do for an hour? How about come to our First Friday Edition Historic Homes Virtual Happy Hour as we celebrate the Artsy Victorians and Tudors of our Area. Bonus win a Bottle of J. Rieger & Co. Kansas City Whiskey by participating and a Guest Host - NYC/KC Architect to discuss the Art Nouveau Historic Home.

4. 1102 Felix Street
St. Joseph, MO 64501
• $315,000
• 5 Bedrooms
• 5.5 Bathrooms
• 4,997 SF
• Built in 1885
• Italianate Style
Listing Courtesy of Courtesy: Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices

5. Italianate Style
• Rectangular in shape
• Low-pitched or flat roofs
with deep overhanging eaves
• Imposing cornices
• Pedimented windows/doors
• Narrow windows
• Sometimes has a tower

18. 3021 Grand Avenue
Kansas City, MO 64108
• $429,000
• 3 Bedrooms
• 2.5 Bathrooms
• 2,000 SF
• Built in 1890
• Victorian Style
Listing Courtesy of Courtesy: ReeceNichols Brookside

19. Victorian Style
• Tall/narrow homes
• Bright colors
• Decorative Woodwork
• Stained Glass
• Dormers and turrets,
sometimes has a tower
• Steep, gabled roofs

33. 503 N 2nd Street
Atchison, KS 66002
• $449,000
• 5 Bedrooms
• 6 Bathrooms
• 7,302 SF
• Built in 1873
• Tutor Revival Style
Listing Courtesy of Courtesy: Coldwell Banker General Proper

34. Tutor Revival
• Asymmetrical
• Steeply pitched roofs
• Oversized fireplaces
• Repetitive tall narrow
windows
• Typically stucco, brick
or shingled
• Use of half-timbering
• “Storybook” style

48. 1841 Pendleton Ave
Kansas City, MO 64124
• $525,000
• 5 Bedrooms
• 4.5 Bathrooms
• 4,805 SF
• Built in 1900
• Shingle Style
Listing Courtesy of Courtesy: Core Realty KC LLC

49. Shingle Style
• New England style
• Exaggerated gables
• Eaves morph into porches
and carriage overhangs
• Asymmetrical
• Wooden shingle and stone
façade
• Curved architectural
gestures

66. 1200 W 55th Street
Kansas City, MO 64113
• AKA Bernard Corrigan
House
• $5,995,000
• 7 Bedrooms
• 7Full/2Half Bathrooms
• 14,986 SF
• Built in 1913
• Prairie Style
Listing Courtesy of Courtesy: BHG Kansas City Homes

67. Prairie Style
• Horizontal lines
• Flat or hipped roofs with
broad overhanging eaves
• Grouped windows
• Heavy use of stone or brick
• Prominent, central chimney
• Open floor plan
• Stylized built-in cabinetry

68. Louis Curtiss
• Boley Clothing Company
now home to Andrews McMeel Universal
• Mineral Hall – KCAI
• Folly Theatre
• Prohibition Hall
• Wichita Union Station
Architect

69. Bernard Corrigan
• “The biggest man that Kansas City ever
knew”
• Dominated local construction industry,
streetcar system, and city government
• Made his millions as a building contractor,
mainly rail lines and later the Baltimore Hotel
• Bought controlling interest in mule-drawn
streetcars and then later was head of the
MTA and attempted to modernize the system
Original Owner