Town of Kansas 1850 Mural

Kansas City, United States

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3rd and Wyandotte, Kansas City, MO, 64105
Greater Downtown, Rivermarket
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450 ftRiver Market West (Stop)
0.2 miCity Market (Stop)
0.2 miRiver Market North (Stop)
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1 review of Town of Kansas 1850 Mural

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Place rating: 4
Portland, OR
The Town of Kansas 1850 Mural is located on the western facing wall of the building group situated on the northwest corner of 3rd and Wyandotte in the River Market. I have to be honest, it is not my favorite mural in the city, or the Market for the matter, but I do have to claim myself as a fan just because of it size. When I first moved back to the Kansas City area three years ago, I did not realize that there were such huge tributes to our city’s history tucked away in our urban neighborhoods. The Town of Kansas is what eventually grew and merged with other little towns to create the grand city we all now call home. As the mural depicts, only 150 short years ago (in relativity to our nations history or more importantly America’s history as whole) our fair town was mostly grazing space. Riverboats roamed our snagged filled Muddy Mo, and we served as a trading outlet and as an exploration jumping off point. This mural serves as great testament to our areas rich history and should not be missed on any walking tour of my favorite, and very walkable neighborhood!