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08-16-2020, 06:19 AM
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[QUOTE=Jeff_cvc;2008584]If you haven’t been and you’re going to be in KC, I recommend checking out the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum. Some great vintage photos and memorabilia. I was there a couple summers ago with my boys and we all enjoyed the experience. We followed up with lunch at Arthur Bryant’s BBQ, which is a short walk away. It was a great way to spend a half-day in KC.
+1 on the NLBM As a prior 30 year Missouri Resident - I have been there several times - always a great day. Additionally The KC Jazz Museum (same location) is equally impressive. In Fact the entire area at 18th & Vine offers lots to do - and there is absolutely nothing anywhere as good as KC BBQ - Enjoy https://www.visitkc.com/18th-vine
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