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Built in 1935 by the Federal Public Works Administration,
this beautiful remnant of the Pendergast era of Kansas City is a
2,400 seat jewell in the city's crown.
Due the 'extravagance' of installing a pipe organ
into the hall during the height of the Great Depression, the pipe
chambers remained empty until the KCTPO came to an agreement with
the City over a mutual use of the hall for the Robert-Morton's rebirth.


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