Locals hope for a piece of history on a new cable show
by Jonathan Bender
Posted January 27, 2012 15:04 to Headlines
Every object at the taping of America's Lost Treasures
told a story. It has been more than an hour since a train left Union Station,
but a crowd remains. About 100 people are gathered in front of the Kansas City
Power & Light gallery. They give off the disjointed thrum of folks waiting
for a train that has been too long coming.
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