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Title	Johnson County Museum Historic Preservation Survey photo
Description	Photograph A: Horizontal black and white photograph of a home in the Tudor style with irregular form, attached two bay garage, and varied gable roof. Wood fence in foreground of photograph. Decorative half-timbering. Good condition. Photograph B: Horizontal black and white photograph of the Tudor style dwelling described above. This image offers a closer view of one of the structure'; s side elevations. This elevation features two front-facing gables. The stucco-covered gable end features a pair of casement windows shelters by a hipped hood. The second gable end is exhibits log construction and features a large multi-light window. A large shrub, a tree, and a picnic table stand in front of the house. Photograph C: Horizontal black and white photograph of the Tudor style dwelling described above. This image offers a closer view of the elevation featured in Photograph A. The structure features a cross gable roof with a gabled wall dormer. A section of the ground level is constructed of stone while the second story and the rest of the ground level are finished with stucco. The centered front-facing gable also features half-timbering. An entrance is located to the right of the centered front-facing gable. A space in front of the house is defined by parallel stone walls that run perpendicular to the house. A large evergreen tree stands in front of the house. Photograph D: Vertical black and white photograph of the Tudor style dwelling described above. This image offers a view of the elevation pictured in Photograph B as well as the adjoining elevation. Some portions of the facade are exhibit log construction, and some are finished with stucco and half-timbering. A chimney is visible. Two trees stand in front of the house; their foliage obscures some details of these elevations. A picnic table is positioned near the righthand edge of the image. An asphalt slab is visible in the foreground of the photograph. Photograph E: Horizontal black and white photograph of the Tudor style dwelling described above. This image offers a straight-on view of an elevation also visible in Photograph D. This elevation features a prominant stucco and half-timbered cross gable. An entrance is recessed into the log construction to the right of the cross gable. A large stone chimney rises against the elevation to the left of the cross gable, and a screened porch is located to the left of the chimney. A tree stands near the righthand edge of the image, and a barrel stands in the yard in front of the house. Photograph F: Horizontal black and white photograph of the Tudor style dwelling described above. This image offers a view of the elevation described above from a different angle. The large stone chimney stands at the center of the image with the prominant cross gable behind and to the right of the chimney. A front gabled structure with three doors stands near the lefthand edge of the image.
Creator	Lippincott, Rich
Subject - Local Places	Aubry Township
Notes	Additional Remarks- Historically the Linwood Smith Farm. Now the Kemper House. Located on 179th and Switzer in Overland Park. Built as country retreat for Linwood Smith, owner ABC Dairy. Associated Structures- House 25-14-24-3, Silo 25-14-24-6, Dairy Barn 25-14-24-2, Outbuildings 25-14-24-4, Horse Barn 25-14-24-5 Cross Reference- JCM2001.001.711, JCM2001.001.712, JCM2001.001.713, JCM2001.001.715, JCM2001.001.716 This farm was donated by owner Crosby Kemper to the City of Overland Park, and is now designated as a park. The Crosby Kemper Farm is located at 10001 West 179th Street, Overland Park. The park is not currently open to the public (06/11/2008).
Address	10001 W 179th Street/Overland Park/Kansas
Construction Date	1925
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Resource Identifier	JCM2001-1-717b
Photo Use and Limitations	http://www.jocomuseum.org/docs/research%20policies%20for%20photograph%20and%20manuscript%20collection.pdf

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