Uploaded January 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Over 100 years ago around 1906, at the Kansas City area there were basically no trees. This after a possible massive Mudflood may have created the Kansas Prairie. The lack of trees to the west of Kanas City was so drastic that fenceposts were made from Limestone Rock... yet when examining high rise buildings from that time period... according to the current narrative/history... you will find that these high rises were built not from steel I-Beams but rather from Massive Wood Beams. Where did these massive wood beams come from in a supposed age of horse and buggy? In this video a closer look is taken at the interior of a brick and wood beam high rise called the Burnham Hanna Munger Manufacturing building at downtown Kansas City which raises many questions. Post comments!
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From the Kansas City Star news in 2014 - "The former Burnham-Hanna-Munger Manufacturing Co. building at 323 W. Eighth St. has been transformed into what’s being called Lucas Place Lofts. The first residents of the 130-unit building are expected to begin moving in March 1. Its New York designers have retained the heavy wood timbers and industrial-style windows of the massive eight-story brick building and added a few contemporary flourishes."
kansascity.com/news/business/development/article338371.html
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🚩 Interestingly the same company, Burnham Hanna Munger, occupied the building right next door and in the State Historical Society of Missouri Archives there is a picture of this building next door with a "Creation Date" of 1902 with horse and buggies on the street. digital.shsmo.org/digital/collection/imc/id/15567
In the background is the fully built building in this video shown above - which is claimed to have been built 4 years later in 1906. Another historical site says 1903-04. Both are after the picture and neither looks new. Is this when were these really built?
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Another building destroyed in 1968 Kansas City.... Would have only been 60 or 70 years old but look at the interior compared to the above modern condo conversion!
urbanremainschicago.com/news-and-events/2022/05/02/a-rare-look-at-burnham-roots-kansas-city-board-of-trade-building-shortly-before-its-demolition-in-1968
Over 100 years ago around 1906, at the Kansas City area there were basically no trees. This after a possible massive Mudflood may have created the Kansas Prairie. The lack of trees to the west of Kanas City was so drastic that fenceposts were made from Limestone Rock... yet when examining high rise buildings from that time period... according to the current narrative/history... you will find that these high rises were built not from steel I-Beams but rather from Massive Wood Beams. Where did these massive wood beams come from in a supposed age of horse and buggy? In this video a closer look is taken at the interior of a brick and wood beam high rise called the Burnham Hanna Munger Manufacturing building at downtown Kansas City which raises many questions. Post comments!
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From the Kansas City Star news in 2014 - "The former Burnham-Hanna-Munger Manufacturing Co. building at 323 W. Eighth St. has been transformed into what’s being called Lucas Place Lofts. The first residents of the 130-unit building are expected to begin moving in March 1. Its New York designers have retained the heavy wood timbers and industrial-style windows of the massive eight-story brick building and added a few contemporary flourishes."
kansascity.com/news/business/development/article338371.html
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🚩 Interestingly the same company, Burnham Hanna Munger, occupied the building right next door and in the State Historical Society of Missouri Archives there is a picture of this building next door with a "Creation Date" of 1902 with horse and buggies on the street. digital.shsmo.org/digital/collection/imc/id/15567
In the background is the fully built building in this video shown above - which is claimed to have been built 4 years later in 1906. Another historical site says 1903-04. Both are after the picture and neither looks new. Is this when were these really built?
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Another building destroyed in 1968 Kansas City.... Would have only been 60 or 70 years old but look at the interior compared to the above modern condo conversion!
urbanremainschicago.com/news-and-events/2022/05/02/a-rare-look-at-burnham-roots-kansas-city-board-of-trade-building-shortly-before-its-demolition-in-1968
