The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum has unveiled four new portraits honoring four Kansas City legends and community leaders. The portraits were created by local artist Marshall Toomey and will be displayed permanently at the Buck O’Neil Center. The museum's goal is to celebrate those who have influenced Kansas City and inspire others to follow their example. Museum President Bob Kendrick said the portraits represent more than athletic success, highlighting their contributions to the community both on and off the field. The recognition is seen as a significant part of Kansas City's history and community.