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The Landmark is 5th oldest business in KC area

Landmark Digital by Landmark Digital
February 11, 2023
in Headlines, Local News
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The Landmark, established in 1865, operated out of a location at 252 Main Street on Platte City's Main Street from 1899 to 2023. The Landmark is now located at 212 Marshall Road, Ste. C, in Platte City.

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THREE OF THE TOP SEVEN ARE IN PLATTE COUNTY

The Landmark is ranked fifth on a list of oldest businesses in the Kansas City area.

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The list was compiled by the Kansas City Business Journal and was published in the Journal’s edition of Feb. 3-9, which hit the streets on Friday, Feb 3.

The 50 oldest businesses in the Kansas City area are listed in that Feb. 3 edition and the story can be found at https://www.bizjournals.com/kansascity/subscriber-only/2023/02/03/kansas-citys-oldest-local-businesses.html

The Landmark was established on Sept. 28, 1865, and has been in continuous operation since that date.

The Kansas City Business Journal included both sides of the state line in its list. It included Leavenworth County, not typically included in references to the Kansas City metro area. The Landmark is the second oldest business on the Missouri side in the Kansas City area.

There are a total of three Platte County businesses named in the top seven on the list. In addition to The Landmark coming in at No. 5, McCormick Distilling Co., Inc. comes in at No. 2 and the Weston Chronicle lands at No. 7.

The Top 10, in order, are:

  1. Davis Funeral Chapel, Leavenworth, Kan., established 1855.
  2. McCormick Distilling Co. Inc., Weston, established 1856.
  3. McCaffree-Short Title Co., Overland Park, Kan., established 1857.
  4. Great Western Manufacturing Co. Inc., Leavenworth, Kan., established 1858.
  5. Platte County Landmark, Platte City, established Sept. 28, 1865.
  6. Commerce Bancshares Inc. Kansas City, established 1865.
  7. The Weston Chronicle, Weston, established 1872.
  8. Grant Renne & Sons Inc., Kansas City, established 1873.
  9. Lathrop GPM LLP, Kansas City, established 1873.
  10. Gallup Map Co., Kansas City, established 1875.
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