waldo history: Waldo: No Longer a City Since 1909
- 11/28/09 12:26 AM
The Waldo TraditionThe year was 1841. Dr. David Waldo of Gasconade County, Missouri, was convinced by friends in Independence, Missouri, to purchase some Jackson County land. He took their advice and subsequently bought a 1000-acre tract of land that to this day bears his name.From Gregory Blvd., on the north, to 91st Street on the south - from Holmes on the east to State Line on the west - that's Waldo.Today, Waldo is a thriving part of Kansas City's urban scene. Along its seven commercial strips, it's a beehive of activity. But, by and large, Waldo is a neighborhood of attractive … (1 comments)
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The Waldo TraditionThe year was 1841. Dr. David Waldo of Gasconade County, Missouri, was convinced by friends in Independence, Missouri, to purchase some Jackson County land. He took their advice and subsequently bought a 1000-acre tract of land that to this day bears his name.From Gregory Blvd., on the north, to 91st Street on the south - from Holmes on the east to State Line on the west - that's Waldo.Today, Waldo is a thriving part of Kansas City's urban scene. Along its seven commercial strips, it's a beehive of activity. But, by and large, Waldo is a neighborhood of attractive … (1 comments)
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