We took in many sites as we did the "Show Me KC" tour. This is Dorothy and Norma, at the "Steamship Arabia" in the Farmer's Market area of KC...and as DJ says.... we are ignoring the man in the background because he is neither young nor wirey. Read the sign in the Patee House picture to understand what I mean.
Saturday, June 18, 2005
Stay off the Sauce
The Dirty Little Coward, that Shot Mr. Howard
Give Me Liberty or...uh...Just Give Me a Diet Pepsi
We went to The Liberty Bank...where the first "daylight" bank robbery in the US took place....
There is a bank in Vermont that claims this same thing...but the guy who did THEIRS was just drunk...didn't get any money...and didn't even have a gun!! This robbery ended with one man dead, and the robbers got away with what today would be valued at over 3 million dollars!! Now THAT'S a bank robbery!! It was believed to be masterminded by Jessee James himself, although he was at home sick in bed at the time of the robbery.
There is a bank in Vermont that claims this same thing...but the guy who did THEIRS was just drunk...didn't get any money...and didn't even have a gun!! This robbery ended with one man dead, and the robbers got away with what today would be valued at over 3 million dollars!! Now THAT'S a bank robbery!! It was believed to be masterminded by Jessee James himself, although he was at home sick in bed at the time of the robbery.
Walk This Way
Tuesday, June 14, 2005
Across the Wide Butts...er..I mean..Missouri!!
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The Patee House Hotel was used as the headquarters for the Pony Express.
Can you read the sign?
Now it is a museum ALL about St. Joseph's history. There is a dentist's chair on display there from the office of Walter Kronkite's father. He was a prominent dentist in St. Joseph some years ago. (Dorothy actually was a patient of his, and sat in that exact chair. I guess we really ARE antique!!)
Can you read the sign?
Now it is a museum ALL about St. Joseph's history. There is a dentist's chair on display there from the office of Walter Kronkite's father. He was a prominent dentist in St. Joseph some years ago. (Dorothy actually was a patient of his, and sat in that exact chair. I guess we really ARE antique!!)
TWISTER!!!!
Friday, June 10, 2005
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