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1. www.olathehistoricalsociety.org › olathe-timelineOlathe Timeline: Through the Decades - Olathe Historical Society

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   Olathe was born at a turbulent time in American history when Dr. John Barton, a Virginia physician, settled here in 1857. At issue was whether Kansas would be free like the Nebraska territory to the north, or a slave state like Missouri to the east. Early History to the 1860s.

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3. nondoc.com › 2017/02/04 › columbus-parkPhotos: Take a tour of Kansas City's 'Little Italy' - NonDoc

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   Feb 4, 2017 · Columbus Park has been known as Kansas City, Missouri’s Little Italy since the late 19th century. It still is, along with a considerable population of Vietnamese drawn to the shared Catholic...

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   The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art is an art museum in Kansas City, Missouri, known for its encyclopedic collection of art from nearly every continent and culture, and especially for its extensive collection of Asian art.

5. arthistory.ku.edu › degreesDegrees | The Kress Foundation Department of Art History

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   We offer graduate courses in European, American, and East Asian art. Students may pursue graduate degrees in European and American Art/Global Modern and Contemporary Art or East Asian Art.

6. www.kcur.org › show › central-standardHow Kansas City's Crossroads Became An Arts District, And The ...

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   Dec 31, 2015 · It was ceramicist and Kansas City Art Institute professor Jim Leedy who single-handedly started the neighborhood's transformation from ghost town to artsy destination.

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7. arthistory.ku.eduHome | The Kress Foundation Department of Art History

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   The Kress Foundation Department of Art History. Learn more about studying art history at KU and our undergraduate and graduate programs. Why Art History?

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   When did Olathe Kansas become a state?

   • The township of Olathe was established in 1857, and later became a stop along the Santa Fe Trail. Olathe was born at a turbulent time in American history when Dr. John Barton, a Virginia physician, settled here in 1857. At issue was whether Kansas would be free like the Nebraska territory to the north, or a slave state like Missouri to the east.

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   When did Olathe get its first public school?

   • The Institute for the Deaf and Dumb was organized in Olathe in 1866. Olathe's first public school was built of stone in 1868. The railroad reached the eastern edge of the city in 1867, and the southern edge of the county by 1869. Source: Olathe Historical Society

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   What is Olathe Kansas known for?

   • Olathe was described as "a prosperous market town of pleasing residences and stately elms. So popular is the courthouse with couples eloping from Missouri and eastern Kansas that the town has become a local Gretna Green.

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   What schools were built in Olathe in 1980?

   • Prairie Center and Tomahawk Elementary Schools were being planned and Olathe South High School was under construction in 1980. Milgram's opened a grocery store in Town Square Shopping Center. The Juvenile Detention Center was dedicated. Crossroads Shopping Center opened in the spring.

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   What happened to the Olathe School District?

   • Southwest Grease and Oil broke ground for a new plant. Plastic garbage bags were in use by the city sanitation department subscribers. Water shortage was again critical. In 1974, the Olathe School District operated 10 elementary schools, two junior high schools and one high school. "The Daily News" moved to its current site on South Kansas Avenue.

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   When did Olathe become a newspaper?

   • Olathe celebrated its centennial in 1957 with a true festival of history. The fourth printed history of the city was produced for the event. Two long-time weekly newspapers, “The Olathe Mirror” and “The Johnson County Democrat,” were purchased by Harris Newspapers in 1959 and became “The Olathe News.” The newspaper survives today.

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   The street numbering system of Kansas City, Mo., was used on Olathe's east side. Johnson County Industrial Airport was dedicated. Olathe became the tenth largest city and the Olathe School District became the sixth largest in Kansas in 1978. The Southgate cutoff from Kansas to Harrison was approved.