RESTORATION OF THE LIBERTY MEMORIAL

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RESTORATION OF THE LIBERTY MEMORIAL
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RESTORATION AND EXPANSION
To provide a quality restoration of the
monument and museum in order to maintain the
integrity of the original design, and to
offer increased utilization for visitors.
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HISTORY OF THE LIBERTY MEMORIAL
Largest Monument and Only Museum Dedicated to
World War I 1921 - Site Dedication 1924 - Cons
truction Begins 1926 - Memorial Museum Open to
Public 1962 - KCMO Board of Parks Recreation
Commissioners Becomes Steward of Memorial
1994 - Memorial Closes to Public
1998 - Local Half-Cent Sales Tax Passes by 72
2000 - Restoration Construction Begins
2002 - Restoration Completion
200X - New Museum to open
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PHASES OF RESTORATION AND EXPANSION
Phase I - Restoration Adaptive
Reconstruction Phase II - Lobby Level Infrastr
ucture and Finishes Phase III - Museum Finis
hes, Support Facilities and Exhibits
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FINANCIAL ASPECTS
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FINANCIAL ASPECTS
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Phase I Restoration and Adaptive Reconstruction
North Fountain Court 1,401,100
Limestone Restoration 9,421,500
Site Work 3,488,670
Tower 1,119,300
Structure Restoration 11,595,484
Memory Hall 2,985,761.50
Observation Deck 2,848,400
Interior Floor Slabs 1,546,300
Exhibit Hall 2,569,191.50
South Shell 4,572,805
Mech-Elec System 4,089,067.60
Entrance Infrastructure, Landscaping and Walk of
Honor
1,821,189
Administration Archives 559,863.00
Project Management/ Miscellaneous 922,311.73
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Mech-Elec System
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Exhibit Hall
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Observation Deck
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Structure Restoration
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Limestone Restoration
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North Fountain Court
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Site Work
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Tower
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Memory Hall
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Interior Floor Slabs
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South Shell
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Entrance Infrastructure Landscaping
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Walk of Honor
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Phase II Lobby Level Infrastructure and Finishes
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Phase III Museum Finishes, Support Facilities,
and Exhibits
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