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 HISTORY SERIES
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS Does your home have an interesting history? We would love for you to share it with us at one of our future neighborhood meetings and to feature it in the HWNA newsletter. Let's teach each other more about the rich past of our neighborhood.
Please call 913-944-1841 or e-mail katrina@historicwestheight.org for more information about how to let others know about the history of your historic home. KCK CITY NEWS
KCK Night Out Against Crime is Tuesday, August 7, 2018, from 5:00 to 8:30 p.m. at the National Guard Armory, 18th & Ridge, KC, KS. For more information about how to participate, call the Livable Neighborhoods office at 913-573-8737 or contact the office by e-mail at livableneighbor@wycokck.org
REMEMBER TO VOTE IN THE PRIMARY ELECTION TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2018. For your polling site visit: https://www.wycokck.org/Election.aspx |
Look for upcoming events.
GENERAL NEIGHBORHOOD MEETING
The next general meeting of the Historic Westheight Neighbor-hood Association is Wednesday, August 8. The guest speaker is Craig Delich, a local historian and author who will join us to discuss his book, "Images of the History of Wyandotte High School", including a chapter that intersects the history of Westheight. We will also discuss the Giving Grove project.
Potluck & Social Hour begins at 6:30, and the meeting at 7:00. Note: children 5+ are welcome to play with supervision in the kids room. We meet in the Parish Hall of St. Paul's Episco-pal Church, 1300 N. 18th St., Kansas City, Kansas. MEMBER PICNIC
The Fall Picnic for HWNA members will be held on Saturday, October 6, 2018 in the Triangle Park at 22nd Street and Washington Blvd. Look for more details in the neighborhood newsletter. CHRISTMAS HOMES TOUR
The Historic Westheight Neigh-borhood Association, in part-nership with St. Paul's Episcopal Church, will hold its biennial Homes Tour this coming December. Save the Date! for Sunday, December 9th, from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Proceeds of the Tour benefit the Neighborhood Association and the St. Paul's Food Pantry.
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Membership in the Historic Westheight Neighborhood Association is voluntary.
Dues are payable any time during the calendar year from January to October.