Sunday, September 29
Curator Conversation: Plaque presented to Mayor Charles B. Wheeler, Sister Cities Program
2:00 to 3:00 p.m.
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Join the Museum’s Curator of Collections Lisa Shockley for a guided conversation around a plaque presented to Mayor Wheeler by a delegation from Morelia, Mexico as part of the Sister Cities.
In 1973, during the administration of Charles B. Wheeler, Kansas City, MO and Morelia, Michoacan, Mexico became Sister Cities. A delegation from Morelia visited Kansas City in 1977 and presented a copper plaque to the Mayor, commemorating the occasion. Beginning with Seville, Spain (Sevilla, España) in 1967, Kansas City now has twelve Sister Cities.
Object:
Commemorative Plate
Morelia, Mexico
1977
copper, wood, cotton
1987.33.39
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