Kansas City building dating to 1874 faced emergency demolition after part of its roof collapsed; a developer stepped in, and the former fur shop is now being turned into a restaurant and apartments
- A historic building in Kansas City, dating back to 1874, has been saved from demolition after part of its roof collapsed and city inspectors ordered its emergency removal.
- The former Seiden's Furs building at 935 Broadway is widely considered the oldest surviving commercial building in downtown Kansas City's Downtown Loop.
- It is now being renovated into a Midwestern restaurant called Loretta Jean's, with apartments planned for the upper floors.
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- A historic building in Kansas City, dating back to 1874, has been saved from demolition after part of its roof collapsed and city inspectors ordered its emergency removal.
- The former Seiden's Furs building at 935 Broadway is widely considered the oldest surviving commercial building in downtown Kansas City's Downtown Loop.
- It is now being renovated into a Midwestern restaurant called Loretta Jean's, with apartments planned for the upper floors.
Sources: Times of India