Digital Exhibits

Barney Kessel

Barney Kessel

Illuminating a Musical Legacy.
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Walt Bodine: Master Broadcaster

Walt Bodine: Master Broadcaster

Vintage broadcasts of a Kansas City institution heard across the airwaves for over seven decades.
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Book of Gregorian Chant

Book of Gregorian
Chant

Analysis of a bound volume of Medieval Latin liturgical music.
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Brush Creek
Follies

Brush Creek Follies

A show that held the #2 spot in the nation among rural music radio programs for 14 years.
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Capitol Records & The Beatles

Capitol Records & The Beatles

Internal memos in the Dave E. Dexter, Jr. Collection.
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Church - KMBC Radio Collection Highlights

Church - KMBC Radio Collection Highlights

Highlights from the Arthur B. Church - KMBC Radio Collection.
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Eight Days
in April

Eight Days in April

The story of the 1968 Uprising in Kansas City.
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Nancy Holmes Corse Diary

Nancy Holmes Corse Diary

Vermont native's diary from 1858-59, with scans of original diary pages & transcripts.
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Leon Jordan Biography

Leon Jordan Biography

UMKC Professor Dr. Robert M. Farnsworth’s manuscript about the murdered black political leader
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Musicians Local No. 627

Musicians Local No. 627

1917 African-American musicians union whose members purveyed the Kansas City jazz style.
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Making History

Making History

Kansas City and the Rise of Gay Rights.
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The Pitch: Celebrating 30 Years

The Pitch: Celebrating 30 Years

First published in 1980 as the Penny Pitch, the erstwhile record store at 4128 Broadway in KC.
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Shawnee Sun Newspaper

Shawnee Sun
Newspaper

Minister, Indian missionary, & printer Jotham Meeker issued the first newspaper printed entirely in a Native American language.
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Saxophone Supreme

Saxophone Supreme

The life and music of Charlie Parker.
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Shining a Light

Shining
a Light

21st Century Music From Underrepresented Composers.
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Swing & Sweat: Warren Durrett

Swing & Sweat: Warren Durrett

Student project documenting the well-known & loved bandleader of the Kansas City area for 42 years.
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Unraveling Workers' Letters: The Voices behind Nelly Don

Unraveling Workers' Letters: The Voices behind Nelly Don

The history of the unionization efforts of the International Ladies Garment Workers’ Union.
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The Kansas City That Never Was

The Kansas City That Never Was

A series of Kansas City’s failed plans and defunct developments.
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EXHIBIT DISPLAY TABLES

Case dimensions: 5’ long x 30” wide x 9” high sitting atop 3’ legs

Glass exhibit table

FIRST FLOOR GALLERY

The First Floor Gallery is located just inside the main entrance of the Miller Nichols Library.

Wall with exhibit content

Conference Room 325

Located on the Third Floor of Miller Nichols Library. For access, enter the library at the north ground floor entrance or the west first floor entrance. Then take the stairs or the elevator to the third floor..

Map of third floor of Miller Nichols Library
Expect some noise on Miller Nichols Library 2nd floor. Construction work will occur Monday-Friday, 7:30am-3:30pm. Quieter space is available on the ground floor.
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