Also used for the Territorial
Governor offices , a supply
point on the Sante Fe and
Oregon Trails and a Union
Camp during the Civil War.
as a dorm and school for the
girls. One was used for classes
and living spaces for the
Superintendents and teachers.
Today you will find a
Visitor's Center, a gift
shop and exhibits in
another.
Many schools come to the
Mission on field trips. It
is an interesting place for
those interested in this era
of history.
Our last stop for today is
a restaurant well known
to Kansas Citians and
those from out of town who
have visited and returned
each time they are in town.
Jasper's is Kansas City's
MOST popular Italian Market
and Restaurant.
Jasper Sr and his mother opened
the doors in 1954 and some 45 years
later Jasper Jr heads the kitchen.
They are well known for their old
world recipes that produce hearty
and delicious dishes.
If you were with me in December,
you will remember that this is
where we celebrated our wedding
anniversary and it was DELICIOUS!
Back in the day a three course meal
cost the diner a mere .79 cent.
NOW...just a bit more. :) If you are
in town come to Jasper's for a
yummy in your tummy meal!
~Keep on Dreaming~
More great places in KC!
ReplyDeleteI like that you are working your list from
A to Z.
Very creative :)
Enjoy your weekend!
Kerin
Interesting....would love to visit the Mission! Jasper sounds delicious! :)
ReplyDeleteYour vacation looks like it is simply wonderful. I am so enjoying your pictures and what you have to say about KC. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI never knew Hallmark was out of KC. What a fun idea this list is!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tour. I've always wanted to visit the Hallmark headquarters and I am happy to add Jasper's to my list.
ReplyDeleteOh, I would love to visit Hallmark headquarters! I believe it is one really happy place and you guys are very lucky to have it in your city;-))) Melinda, I was not with you back in December, but I still want to say: "Happy Anniversary!" I'm glad you celebrated it in such a great, delicious place!;-)))
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