KC Public Library:

Thursday, March 29, 2012

6:30pm @ Plaza Branch

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Fountains delight our eyes and our ears with their beauty and calming effect. And in all the world, only Rome has more public fountains than Kansas City. Nelson-Atkins conservator Paul Benson – who has often worked as a consultant in preserving and maintaining these watery jewels – delves into the stories behind some of our town’s most popular fountains.

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Tags: fountains, Kansas City Public Library, paul benson

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