Missouri History

How Missouri Saved the Wine Industry

California and France have Missouri to Thank For Their Wine Industries Missouri's official state grape, the Norton Missouri's wine industry…

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Why St. Charles Became the Temporary Capital of Missouri

The "battle" between the two areas was alive and well in the 1800s, too. St. Louis leaders were seen as…

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The Largest Landowner in America in 1900

Missourian John Sliker Bilby was the Land King Land Baron John Sliker Bilby John Sliker Bilby, the Land Baron John…

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Brief History of University of Missouri-Columbia

The Flagship Campus of the University of Missouri System The University of Missouri, located in Columbia, commonly known as Mizzou,…

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The Missouri Governor Who Committed Suicide

In 1844, a mental health breakdown killed the young Missouri Governor 47-year-old Missouri Governor Thomas Reynolds had a distinguished career…

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A Little Bit of Kirkwood History

Kirkwood was the First Planned Suburban Community West of the Mississippi River Downtown Kirkwood, MissouriCourtesy: City of Kirkwood Kirkwood is…

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Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art

December 11, 1933: The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art opened in Kansas City 2023 Marked the 90th anniversary of the Nelson-Atkins…

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History: Branson Appears on 60 Minutes

On December 8, 1991, 60 Minutes put Branson in the national spotlight. "If are wondering 'why Branson? 'no one knows…

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Hunter Gary House in Kansas City

The Hunter Gary House Courtesy of Keller Williams Realty Partners, Inc One of the most historically significant mansions in Kansas…

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St. Louis’ 1904 Olympic Marathon Debacle

1904 Olympic Marathoners on a hot afternoon before the race beganCourtesy of Missouri History Museum The 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials…

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