On Jun 3, 5:34*pm, Andy <q> wrote:
> So what else about Kansas City?
>
> We road tripped to Kearney to Jessie Jame's home where he was born and
> raised.
>
> Also stopped at Watkins Woolen Mill in Kearney.
>
> We then road tripped to Independence and visited the Truman Home,
> Courthouse, where I got to pick up Harry S. Truman's courtroom phone. I
> also stabbed at a cash register just outside the courtroom where (I guess)
> bail could be set at $999.99. But when I pulled the handle and it rang and
> the draw opened there was no money!
>
> Did stop at the train station of Truman's last whistle stop and peeked
> inside his train which was honestly a wreck as it stands. It's an Amtrak
> stop today.
>
> Missed finding Frank James (F J cemetery marker).
>
> Andy
> Heartland of America BUM!!!

It's too bad you didn't make it to Truman's Presidential Library --
it's one of the best. Also the National World War I Museum (only
museum in the country devoted solely to WWI). Next time!

At least you had the sense to eat at Arthur Bryant's. I hope you went
to the original location at 13th and Brooklyn.

Where else did you have BBQ? What else did you eat? There's a
sizable Vietnamese population here, so there's some really terrific
restaurants...