If you have ever driven down Cherry Street at the University of Missouri-Kansas City campus, you may have passed by a beautiful, large Tudor-style mansion sitting diagonally from the Linda Hall ...

A well-known historic mansion on the University of Missouri, Kansas City (UMKC) campus is preparing to breathe new life.An insurance tycoon and meat-packing businessman, Uriah Epperson, ordered the 52 ...

While undergoing restoration, Heritage Consulting Group will ensure that the house doesn't lose its history and charm. Unique features noted in a news release include an indoor swimming pool, a ...

New plans for the century-old Epperson House would transform the 4-story building into a 14-room boutique hotel and spa. The Gothic Revival style mansion, sits atop a hill on the UMKC campus at ...

Wednesday morning, the University of Missouri-Kansas City announced long-awaited plans for the Epperson House.

The historic Epperson House, owned by the University of Missouri-Kansas City, is expected to be transformed into a boutique hotel with a spa, restaurant and cafe. Provided by University of ...

The University of Missouri-Kansas City has enlisted a team to redevelop the historic Epperson House after years of vacancy and uncertainty as to whether the distinctive mansion would be preserved.

“One of the most frequent questions I get about UMKC is about next steps for the Epperson House, and now I finally can share a promising answer.” The project is being taken on by Sunflower ...

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From its castle-like features, elaborate woodwork and ornate stained glass windows, the Epperson House has stood the test of time as being a figure of architectural beauty in Kansas City.

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