Chronicles of KC: Sarah Rector, KC's first Black millionaire

A home in the 2000 block of East 12th Street in Kansas City, Missouri, is in the middle of what used to be the heart of Black Kansas City. Gene Willis with United Inner-City Services gave 41 Action News Anchor Kevin Holmes a tour of the worn-down home and discussed its history.

[@PablaMMoore]

Historical homes are priceless. They are part of the history of this nation. How sad the house is not restored and open to visit to educate people about her story that is part of the history of America.

[@priscillafields1664]

Is there a playlist for Chronicles of KC? I didn't see one...

[@nthabisengrawu706]

Where are her riches?

[@rizvx1]

I live next to this house and is very beautiful

[@joy7218]

I wish I was rich🥺

[@naebonnie]

Do her descendants still have the money if not who cares. Black people need to learn and teach our children how to keep their wealth.

[@hankterreros223]

I wonder if her house was in the "Green Book"?

[@TKO67]

what is the green book?

[@youknowwhyimhere756]

@@TKO67 a book for black in racist America

[@anthonytaylor7928]

Why would a house be in the green book that was businesses and restaurants dude

[@zimtastic1171]

Did we really need that super close up on the historian's eyes? Lol
Awesome story though!

[@noreenperez8666]

Like they say, GOD works in misterios way

[@tinathomas8593]

This is unbelievable I bet they ran her and the family outta Kansas.

[@bigtylee]

Nope, she lived a very comfortable life and gave lavish parties where people like Duke Ellington and Count Basie attended. She passed in 1967.

[@michellebernard1930]

Why it not renovated and put on show😮😮 she was a millionaire so she still his.😊so why