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Best Small Towns in Missouri
There is nothing quite like a small town in Missouri. The beautiful scenery, slow pace of life, and wonderful people all make our small towns some of the best in the country. But…
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Brief History of the Missouri State Penitentiary
The Bloodiest 47 Acres in America Although the Missouri State Penitentiary was NOT a place you wanted to visit for the first 168 years of its existence, the “old state pen” now is…
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Missouri’s Richest: Billionaires with Local Connections
Several of the richest Americans call Missouri their home.
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Golf History in Missouri
Iconic Moments in Missouri Golf History You Should Know Missouri Golf History can be confusing. Yes, we have some of the best courses in the country. And we also have great moments in…
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Essential Waterfront Restaurants in Missouri
From historic lakeside restaurants to new upscale establishments, Missouri is home to some of the best restaurants in the most beautiful locations. We scoured the state, talked with food writers, and checked rankings…
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This Day in Missouri Baseball History: Royals Up to Bat
April 8th, 1969: The Kansas City Royals played their first-ever game. This day marked a significant moment for Kansas City which had been without a major league baseball team for two years after…
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This Day in Missouri History: Busch Stadium III Opens
On April 4th, 2006, Busch Stadium held its first game The first game in the new stadium in downtown St. Louis showcased the Cardinals’ minor league affiliates in an exhibition game. The Memphis…
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The History of when Springfield and North Springfield Merged
April 4th, 1887: Springfield and North Springfield become one city. There is a reason why Division Street has its name. North Springfield and the city of Springfield were two separate municipalities for about…
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The Day Branson was Formed
April 1, 1912 – The City of Branson is Incorporated Branson has an amazing history that dates back further than most people realize. The town was a long-established village along the banks of…
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The Slave-Owning Missourian Who Helped End Slavery
“…a slave-owning Missouri senator from a slave state was the co-author and co-sponsor of the bill that prohibited slavery in the United States.” Here is a story that changed the course of United…
