In the early 20th century, this city was the home of doctor Generous Henderson, an expert on venereal diseases.
In the early 20th century, this city was the home of doctor Generous Henderson, an expert on venereal diseases. The architecture firm of Thomas Wight and William Wight built several landmarks in this city, where a last-minute change to the design of hanger rods caused two walkways in the Hyatt Regency to collapse in 1981, killing 114 people. A museum in this city has four 18-foot shuttlecock sculptures sitting on its front lawn, and its longest boulevard is modeled on and named for Mexico City's Paseo de la Reforma. Home to the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, this city's first Black mayor, Emanuel Cleaver, revitalized its neighborhoods with the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum. The Jackson County Democratic Club controlled this city during the Great Depression under the chairmanship of Tom Pendergast. For 10 points,name this city home to Gates Bar-B-Q, which is located in Missouri despite being named for another state.
In the early 20th century, this city was the home of doctor Generous Henderson, an expert on venereal diseases.
Kansas City, Missouri [Do not accept or prompt on "Kansas"]