1950 Kansas City Manager Centennial Report, Part 3 (Parks and Recreation)

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12/05/2023

1950 Kansas City Manager Centennial Report, Part 3 (Parks and Recreation)

Tonight, you get a glimpse into Parks and Recreation for its first 100 years. If you missed Part 1 about the Kansas City Centennial City Manager's Report, you can find it here. Part 2 dealt with Public Works and tonight you can read about the evolution of Kansas City's Parks, Recreation, and Boulevards Department from a Ron Swanson style approach to parks to how it evolved into the system we have today.