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7 Comments on YMCA Downtown Kansas City
Hi Maria. The YMCA building is beautiful and full of character. Best regards from the Q
I love that building, how old is it? Looks like it is from the early 1900s, but it also looks like it is in pretty amazing condition.
Beautiful building. I hope you are having a great weekend!
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this is a beautiful building Maria :) Have a great weekend :)
Wow - That's a GREAT looking building. Our YMCA here in Sacramento doesn't look anything like that!
I was also wondering how old that building is. Has it always been the YMCA? Love the bowfront and is that marble inlay?
Todd and Mona, it may have been built in the late 1800's. The building might have been a private club known as the 'Progress Club'. I need to do some research. I know the YMCA building on Paseo Blvd. is on the National Historic Register but I'm not sure about this one. It is in the historic area of Quality Hill in Kansas City's downtown; south of the Garment District.
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