Strawberry Hill Museum & Cultural Center: "For a special treat, take a seat in the Tea Room, where classic Slavik desserts, coffee and tea are served amid bone china, multi-tiered serving pieces and white tablecloths. But leave your credit card at home; only cash and checks are accepted."
Kauffman Center: "A well-lighted parking garage attaches directly to the Kauffman Center. But be sure to bring cash for the Arts District Garage during performance events."
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A great way for teens and adults to get a history lesson, this National Historic Site offers an intimate glimpse of the 33rd president's life and career....
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Based on visitor reviews, the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art has been voted among the nation's best museums. Established in 1933, it is considered one of...
Officially the only US museum devoted solely to World War I, Liberty Memorial displays objects that were collected beginning on Armistice Day (November 11,...
