Welcome to the website of the Historic Westheight Neighborhood Association
We are a nonprofit volunteer organization established to improve life in Kansas City's Historic Westheight Neighborhood.
Read more about what's happening NOW in our bimonthly neighborhood newsletter.
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Who we are
Historic Westheight Manor has one of the richest architectural histories in all of Kansas City.
Notable architects such as Louis S. Curtiss, Victor J. Defoe (who began his career with J.C.Nichols), Edward Buehler Delk (who also helped build the Country Club Plaza), J.G. Braecklein and W.W. Rose all contributed to this unique community. C. Millstein
The neighborhood is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and The Kansas State Registry of Historic Places.
The houses built in Westheight Manor cover many styles that were popular from the 1880s to the 1970s - from Queen Anne, to Craftsman, to Twenties Tudor, to Prairie Style, to Mid-Century Modern, to California Ranch. We invite you to take a driving tour of the Neighborhood. INFORMATION FOR REALTORS
The Historic Westheight Neighborhood Asso-ciation is not a Home Owners Association, rather, it is a volunteer organization open to anyone who has an interest in preserving the historic character of the Westheight Manor Registered Historic District. There are no fees or assessments against properties or indi-viduals, dues paid by members are voluntary.
Almost all properties in Westheight Manor subdivisions 1, 2, and 3 are part of the Registered Historic District. Any improve-ments or changes, especially to the outside facade of any structure, may be governed by the UG Landmarks Commission local ordinance, the Kansas State Historical Society, and Standards for Rehabilitation from the U.S. Dept of Interior.
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We love photos of the neighborhood! Send us yours!
Send your pictures of the neighborhood to:
info@historicwestheight.org HISTORIC WESTHEIGHT CHRISTMAS HOMES TOUR SET FOR DECEMBER 9.
The Historic Westheight Neighborhood Association, in partnership with St. Paul's Episcopal Church, will hold its biennial Homes Tour on Sunday, December 9, from 12 noon to 5 p.m. Proceeds of the Tour benefit the Neighborhood Association the the St. Paul's Food Pantry.
There are five major homes on the tour this year, as well as St. Paul's Episcopal Church and Wyandotte High School. The five homes are 1316 N. 20th St., 1220 Hoel Parkway, 2204 Washington Blvd, 1830 Washington Blvd, and 2001 Washington Blvd. Tour tickets are only $10. They can be purchased the day of the tour at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 1300 N. 18th Street, or online here on this website. NEIGHBORHOOD CLEAN-UP and BOW HANGING
Thank you to all the volunteers who gathered on Saturday, November 17th for cleaning up and decking out the neighborhood in preparation for the Homes Tour and the Christmas season.
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Look for upcoming events.
LAST GENERAL MEETING
At the last general meeting of the calendar year members chose a slate of board members who will serve for 2019. They are:
Darcy Curtiss Kevin Curtiss Matt Hentges Carrie Morgan Mark Muller Jim Schraeder Rick Yarnell Thank you to these members who have graciously agreed to serve our beautiful neighborhood next year. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR CHRISTMAS HOMES TOUR
The Historic Westheight Neigh-borhood Association, in part-nership with St. Paul's Episcopal Church, will hold its biennial Christmas Homes Tour on Sunday, December 9th. We need volunteers to help with some decorating before the tour, and to staff the venues on the day of the tour.
If you are interested in volunteering for this event, please contact by e-mail: info@historicwestheight.org |
Membership in the Historic Westheight Neighborhood Association is voluntary.
Dues are payable any time during the calendar year from January to October.