The 109-year history of doomed downtown Wichita building | Wichita Eagle
Dec 10, 2018 · But for 109 years, it has been serving people downtown. Now that the two-story, oblong building is facing demolition to make space for a new development, it’s time to retrace its history and...
Crews reduce downtown Wichita building to rubble - The Wichita Eagle
Sep 6, 2019 · A 109-year-old building at the corner of Douglas and Emporia in downtown Wichita was razed to the ground on Friday.
Museum of World Treasures to temporarily shut down for …
Dec 28, 2022 · “Thanks to our partners at the City of Wichita, Museum of World Treasures is housed in the historical 109-year-old Johnson-Frazier building, which was incidentally built to be fireproof. We...
IMA Financial Group to move downtown to new TGC building | Wichita …
Jan 31, 2019 · Historic preservationists fought to keep the 109-year-old former Mead’s Corner building. At the time, Wichita City Council member Cindy Claycomb, who represents the area, recommended...
Wichita Eagle - The building was 109 years old. - Facebook
The building was 109 years old.
Can This House Be Saved? The Sternberg Mansion. - Restoring …
Nov 27, 2015 · It was built in about 1880 by E. W. Sternberg, a Wichita contractor and builder. Sternberg, who came to Wichita in 1875, was the builder of the old Post Office building, the city hall and courthouse. He was also responsible for building many of the large business blocks located in downtown Wichita.
Wichita Then and Now - wichitavortex
1911: Central Fire Station, 109 E. William. Immediately to the east of the old City Hall stood this Romanesque Revival building of limestone, which served as the city's central firehouse for a number of years before being repurposed as the downtown police station.
Wichita Life - Facebook
Sep 7, 2019 · The building was 109 years old.
The Rebirth Of Wichita's Downtown - KMUW
Apr 11, 2014 · Redevelopment projects in downtown Wichita are growing--from converted warehouses in Old Town to new retail space along Douglas Street--community leaders are working to make downtown a...
The Forum & Century II - Historic Downtown Wichita
After several years of construction, Century II was opened January 11, 1969 to commemorate the centennial anniversary of Wichita’s incorporation in 1970. Among its amenities are a 1926 Wurlitzer organ from the Paramount Theatre of New York, now installed in the Convention Hall.