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The Roanoke Neighborhood has a new tradition that is good for our community and also benefits Roanoke directly. A number of Kansas City Mid-town Restaurants have partnered with Roanoke to host a monthly Roanoke Neighborhood Dinner. Roanoke residents come together for a great evening of food and drinks, the residents contribute to the success of unique locally-owned restaurants and the restaurant owners contribute 15% of the total bill to the Roanoke Protective Homes Association to support this unique neighborhood in mid-town Kansas City. Roanoke sends a big thank you to the restaurants that support our neighborhoods!
Po's Dumpling Bar - 1715 W. 39th Street (816) 931-5991
Tower Tavern - 401 E. 31st Street (816) 931-9300
Caliente Grille - 900 W. 39th Street (816) 591-0900
Thomas - 1815 W. 39th Street (816) 561-3663
Taj Palace - 1706 W. 39th Street (816) 756-0134
Please contact one of these great restaurants if you are interested in hosting a neighborhood event. Kansas City has a number of enclaves of great happy hour and dining destinations. Visit www.hoppinghappyhour.com to see these and other KC restaurants you may be missing out on.
This is the "official site" of the Roanoke Protective Homes Association, on-line as of July 17, 2003. The Historic Roanoke neighborhood is located in the heart of the Kansas City, Missouri metropolitan area. Browse our pages to learn more about the history of our unique neighborhood. Visit some of Roanoke's most popular pages: See some Historic Homes along with details about the history of each one including the Thomas Hart Benton home. Frank Lloyd Wright Sondern-Adler Home - Construction Photo Discovery: A large number of 1940 era construction photos have been found and displayed on this site. Some of these show Frank Lloyd Wright apprentice Jack Howe supervising the construction. Visit our Sondern-Adler Construction page to learn more about the construction photos and if you know something about the home, people, vehicles or other activity in the photos please email our webmaster at webmaster@roanokekc.org
Roanoke Park Cave Mystery: Have you heard about the Roanoke Park Cave Mystery. It's true that there is a cave in Roanoke Park right in the middle of Kansas City. Very few seem to know about it and very little has been written about it over the years. Visit our Roanoke Park Cave Mystery page to learn more about the cave and if you know something about it please email our webmaster at webmaster@roanokekc.org
Roanoke Living History Video: This video was compiled and created by B. Scott Nelson of Nelson Creative Works. Scott is a long time Roanoke Resident and contributor to many creative endeavors involving the neighborhood. The video is a 7MB Quicktime file so click this link with care. View the video here.
Copyright © 2010 Roanoke Protective Homes Association
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