Kansas City has America’s major World War I memorial and museum. When I first heard of it I wasn’t that interested - more than a century ago, no connection to my family, etc. Turns out it’s fascinating and well worth a visit if you find yourself in this pleasant city. The sunlight on a cloudless autumn day complements the 1920s architecture.
I haven't been out on the street with my camera since we got home from KC. Missed all the Fourth of July stuff because it's been so awfully hot and, frankly, I'm getting old. Under the circumstances, I'm posting some more stuff from Kansas City.
Something you can't miss as you drive around town is the World War I Memorial and Museum. It's the main one in this country. Mrs. C and I have been going through KC for 50 years and I never paid much attention to it until recently. After all, although the war was historically significant it was more then a century ago. We finally visited a few years back and I was impressed - it is a terrific educational experience. https://www.theworldwar.org/ if interested.
