Copyright: 01.24.14 Civic Center Groundbreaking, c. 1980
Name/Title
Civic Arena Groundbreaking Photo, c. 1980
Entry/Object ID
P2001.24.14
Description
Civic Arena Groundbreaking Photo, c. 1980. b/w. Two views of the City Council breaking ground on the Civic Arena to be built on the block bounded by Felix & Francis, 3rd & 4th. This arena replaced the City Auditorium, located at 4th & Jules, which was razed.
01.24.14 = City Council members with shovels breaking the ground at the site of the Civic Arena, 4th & Felix Sts. Buchanan County Courthouse in background, and City Parking Garage. Member that can be identified are: Larry Koch, in plaid jacket, next to him on right, Leroy Maxwell; Glenda Kelley, center, in dark jacket, next to her in plaid suit is Joyce Winston. Mayor Gordon Weiser is fourth man from right.
01.24.15 = Council person with shovels ready. Bank in background.
Identified are:
left to right:
Unidentified man (back to camera)
Mayor Gordon Weiser
Walter Welsh
Joyce Winston
Glenda Kelley
Two unidentified men
Leroy Maxwell
Larry Koch
Jim Connors
David Polsky
Made/Created
Artist
unknown
Date made
1980
Place
City
St. Joseph
State/Province
Missouri
Lexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
Nomenclature Secondary Object Term
Print, Photographic
Nomenclature Primary Object Term
Photograph
Nomenclature Sub-Class
Graphic Documents
Nomenclature Class
Documentary Objects
Nomenclature Category
Category 08: Communication Objects
LOC Thesaurus for Graphic Materials
Government, City government
Search Terms
City of St. Joseph, City Council, Civic Arena
Dimensions
Height
5 in
Width
7 in
Condition
Overall Condition
Fair
Maintenance
Maintenance History
Date
Mar 3, 2015
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Person or Organization
Connors, Jim
Person or Organization
Glenda Kelley
Person or Organization
Koch, Larry
Person or Organization
Leroy Maxwell
Person or Organization
David Polsky
Person or Organization
Gordon Weiser
Person or Organization
Welsh, Walter
Person or Organization
Winston, Joyce
Provenance
Notes
Photos donated by widow of Walter Welch, City Clerk, who held this position for decades, an important position prior to the change to City Manager style of government.
