Longview Farm, South Dairy Barn-Milkhouse, Longview Road, Lees Summit,...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, South Dairy Barn-Milkhouse, Longview Road, Lees Summit,...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, South Dairy Barn-Milkhouse, Longview Road, Lees Summit,...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Odd Fellows Hall, Sycamore & Summitt Streets, Gainesville, Hall County...
Significance: The Odd Fellows Hall, built in 1914, represents the achievements of Gainesville's black community. Designed by James Dawson O'Kelley, a black architect, the building was constructed with funds don... More
Longview Farm, Sunny Slope Farmhouse, Longview Road, Lees Summit, Jack...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, Gate Lodge Number 2, Lees Summit, Jackson County, MO
Significance: Located at the northwest corner of the farm, this secluded worker's cottage retains the style and materials of the larger farm. Standing at the gateway to what was called the "informal drive" or "... More
Longview Farm, Greenhouses, Lees Summit, Jackson County, MO
Significance: Although not originally intended to be profit-making, the greenhouses became one of the more profitable activities of Longview Farm. In 1914, two greenhouses were built to supply flowers and shrub... More
Rockford School, Raytown & Longview Road, Kansas City, Jackson County,...
Significance: The small brick building of Rockford School was built as a one-room schoolhouse. At the time of its construction in 1916, three other similar schools designed by the same architect, J.R. Felt & Co... More
Longview Farm, Show Horse Barn, Longview Road, Lees Summit, Jackson Co...
Significance: The Show Horse Barn was a pivotal structure on the farm, both for its physical presence and for its key role in the history of the farm. The barn, 260' x 150' in size and built at a cost of $100,0... More
Sophia Rollins House, Farm Route F vicinity, Smithville, Clay County, ...
Significance: One of the few remaining mid-19th century brick structures in the Smithville vicinity. Patented in 1836, the property was owned by Sophia Rollins and her family for the next 45 years. Although it ... More
Odd Fellows Hall, Sycamore & Summitt Streets, Gainesville, Hall County...
Significance: The Odd Fellows Hall, built in 1914, represents the achievements of Gainesville's black community. Designed by James Dawson O'Kelley, a black architect, the building was constructed with funds don... More
Longview Farm, Pergola, Longview Road, Lees Summit, Jackson County, MO
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, Pergola, Longview Road, Lees Summit, Jackson County, MO
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, North Dairy Barn, Longview Road, Lees Summit, Jackson C...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, General Manager's House, Lees Summit, Jackson County, M...
There are oversize field notes for this survey at P&P. oell Significance: Located about 1/2 mile northwest of the main residence, was the most elaborate of all employee accommodations. Its size and grandeur ref... More
Longview Farm, Office, Longview Road, Lees Summit, Jackson County, MO
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, Show Horse Barn, Longview Road, Lees Summit, Jackson Co...
Significance: The Show Horse Barn was a pivotal structure on the farm, both for its physical presence and for its key role in the history of the farm. The barn, 260' x 150' in size and built at a cost of $100,0... More
Longview Farm, South Dairy Barn-Milkhouse, Longview Road, Lees Summit,...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, Implement Shed, Longview Road, Lees Summit, Jackson Cou...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, Paint-Carpentry-Blacksmith Shop, Longview Road, Lees Su...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, Show Horse Barn, Longview Road, Lees Summit, Jackson Co...
Significance: The Show Horse Barn was a pivotal structure on the farm, both for its physical presence and for its key role in the history of the farm. The barn, 260' x 150' in size and built at a cost of $100,0... More
Longview Farm, Show Horse Barn, Longview Road, Lees Summit, Jackson Co...
Significance: The Show Horse Barn was a pivotal structure on the farm, both for its physical presence and for its key role in the history of the farm. The barn, 260' x 150' in size and built at a cost of $100,0... More
Longview Farm, Show Horse Barn, Longview Road, Lees Summit, Jackson Co...
Significance: The Show Horse Barn was a pivotal structure on the farm, both for its physical presence and for its key role in the history of the farm. The barn, 260' x 150' in size and built at a cost of $100,0... More
Longview Farm, South Dairy Barn-Milkhouse, Longview Road, Lees Summit,...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, Implement Shed, Longview Road, Lees Summit, Jackson Cou...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, Boarding House, Lees Summit, Jackson County, MO
Significance: Commonly called the hotel, served as the principal residence for single men working on the farm. Three meals a day were provided for the men who lived in other locations on the farm as well as for... More
Longview Farm, Hog Manager's House, Longview Road, Lees Summit, Jackso...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Sophia Rollins House, Farm Route F vicinity, Smithville, Clay County, ...
Significance: One of the few remaining mid-19th century brick structures in the Smithville vicinity. Patented in 1836, the property was owned by Sophia Rollins and her family for the next 45 years. Although it ... More
Longview Farm, Greenhouses, Lees Summit, Jackson County, MO
Significance: Although not originally intended to be profit-making, the greenhouses became one of the more profitable activities of Longview Farm. In 1914, two greenhouses were built to supply flowers and shrub... More
Longview Farm, Show Horse Barn, Longview Road, Lees Summit, Jackson Co...
Significance: The Show Horse Barn was a pivotal structure on the farm, both for its physical presence and for its key role in the history of the farm. The barn, 260' x 150' in size and built at a cost of $100,0... More
Longview Farm, Boarding House, Lees Summit, Jackson County, MO
Significance: Commonly called the hotel, served as the principal residence for single men working on the farm. Three meals a day were provided for the men who lived in other locations on the farm as well as for... More
Longview Farm, South Dairy Barn-Milkhouse, Longview Road, Lees Summit,...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, South Dairy Barn-Milkhouse, Longview Road, Lees Summit,...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, South Dairy Barn-Milkhouse, Longview Road, Lees Summit,...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, Paint-Carpentry-Blacksmith Shop, Longview Road, Lees Su...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, Assistant Manager's House, Lees Summit, Jackson County,...
Significance: Midway in size between the general manager's house and the worker's cottages, demonstrates the hierarchy of employees on the farm. Departmental manager's houses were similar to this in style and s... More
Longview Farm, North Dairy Barn, Longview Road, Lees Summit, Jackson C...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, Office, Longview Road, Lees Summit, Jackson County, MO
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, South Dairy Barn-Milkhouse, Longview Road, Lees Summit,...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, South Dairy Barn-Milkhouse, Longview Road, Lees Summit,...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, South Dairy Barn-Milkhouse, Longview Road, Lees Summit,...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, South Dairy Barn-Milkhouse, Longview Road, Lees Summit,...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, Hog Manager's House, Longview Road, Lees Summit, Jackso...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, Chapel, Longview Road, Lees Summit, Jackson County, MO
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, Show Horse Barn, Longview Road, Lees Summit, Jackson Co...
Significance: The Show Horse Barn was a pivotal structure on the farm, both for its physical presence and for its key role in the history of the farm. The barn, 260' x 150' in size and built at a cost of $100,0... More
Longview Farm, South Dairy Barn-Milkhouse, Longview Road, Lees Summit,...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, South Dairy Barn-Milkhouse, Longview Road, Lees Summit,...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Sophia Rollins House, Farm Route F vicinity, Smithville, Clay County, ...
Significance: One of the few remaining mid-19th century brick structures in the Smithville vicinity. Patented in 1836, the property was owned by Sophia Rollins and her family for the next 45 years. Although it ... More
Longview Farm, Main Residence, Longview Road, Lees Summit, Jackson Cou...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, Paint-Carpentry-Blacksmith Shop, Longview Road, Lees Su...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, Show Horse Barn, Longview Road, Lees Summit, Jackson Co...
Significance: The Show Horse Barn was a pivotal structure on the farm, both for its physical presence and for its key role in the history of the farm. The barn, 260' x 150' in size and built at a cost of $100,0... More
Longview Farm, South Dairy Barn-Milkhouse, Longview Road, Lees Summit,...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, South Dairy Barn-Milkhouse, Longview Road, Lees Summit,...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, South Dairy Barn-Milkhouse, Longview Road, Lees Summit,...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, Water Tank, Longview Road, Lees Summit, Jackson County,...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, Main Residence, Longview Road, Lees Summit, Jackson Cou...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, North Dairy Barn, Longview Road, Lees Summit, Jackson C...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, South Dairy Barn-Milkhouse, Longview Road, Lees Summit,...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Rueben Ross Barn, Clinton County Line vicinity, Smithville, Clay Count...
Significance: This barn was built by Reuben Ross in 1925 to service his 140-acre farm. Built to house farm machinery, feed, livestock, this utilitarian structure incorporated several stylistic influences. The t... More
Longview Farm, Main Residence, Longview Road, Lees Summit, Jackson Cou...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, Entrance Gates, Longview Road, Lees Summit, Jackson Cou...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, Chapel, Longview Road, Lees Summit, Jackson County, MO
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, North Dairy Barn, Longview Road, Lees Summit, Jackson C...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, General Manager's House, Lees Summit, Jackson County, M...
There are oversize field notes for this survey at P&P. oell Significance: Located about 1/2 mile northwest of the main residence, was the most elaborate of all employee accommodations. Its size and grandeur ref... More
Longview Farm, General Manager's House, Lees Summit, Jackson County, M...
There are oversize field notes for this survey at P&P. oell Significance: Located about 1/2 mile northwest of the main residence, was the most elaborate of all employee accommodations. Its size and grandeur ref... More
Longview Farm, South Dairy Barn-Milkhouse, Longview Road, Lees Summit,...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, South Dairy Barn-Milkhouse, Longview Road, Lees Summit,...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, South Dairy Barn-Milkhouse, Longview Road, Lees Summit,...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, Hog Manager's House, Longview Road, Lees Summit, Jackso...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, Pergola, Longview Road, Lees Summit, Jackson County, MO
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, Paint-Carpentry-Blacksmith Shop, Longview Road, Lees Su...
Significance: Completed in 1914, it was an elaborate estate built for Robert A. Long, a wealthy Kansas City lumberman. Located just 20 miles south of Kansas City, Longview was intended to be both a rural retrea... More
Longview Farm, Gate Lodge Number 2, Lees Summit, Jackson County, MO
Significance: Located at the northwest corner of the farm, this secluded worker's cottage retains the style and materials of the larger farm. Standing at the gateway to what was called the "informal drive" or "... More
Longview Farm, Assistant Manager's House, Lees Summit, Jackson County,...
Significance: Midway in size between the general manager's house and the worker's cottages, demonstrates the hierarchy of employees on the farm. Departmental manager's houses were similar to this in style and s... More
Longview Farm, General Manager's House, Lees Summit, Jackson County, M...
There are oversize field notes for this survey at P&P. oell Significance: Located about 1/2 mile northwest of the main residence, was the most elaborate of all employee accommodations. Its size and grandeur ref... More
Longview Farm, Garage-Apartment-Powerhouse, Lees Summit, Jackson Count...
Significance: The garage and powerhouse reflect the lifestyle of Longview Farm that was both opulent and self-sufficient. The garage housed the family's seven cars with apartments for employees, including the c... More
Longview Farm, Show Horse Barn, Longview Road, Lees Summit, Jackson Co...
Significance: The Show Horse Barn was a pivotal structure on the farm, both for its physical presence and for its key role in the history of the farm. The barn, 260' x 150' in size and built at a cost of $100,0... More