Dr. Luke Ritter shares research on German Immigrants in Nineteenth-Century Missouri
Dr. Luke Ritter shares research on German Immigrants in Nineteenth-Century Missouri
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Dr. Luke Ritter shares research on German Immigrants in Nineteenth-Century Missouri
The evening will include a museum artifact scavenger hunt through newly renovated exhibits, hors d'oeuvres and drinks, silent auction, a presentation by historian Wayne Glenn, and a gift for all attendees.
From the birthplace of George Washington to the train depot where Jimmy Carter launched his presidential campaign, Presidential Road Trips - 100 Places To Explore and Experience The History of American Presidents will help you plan an unforgettable American history lesson! Follow travel author Bill Clevlen as he explores the places where future presidents spent […]
Twenty historic sites are joining together for this event. See how our ancestors connected with the land, in both ornamental and practical ways. Take the opportunity to enjoy the new path through our native grasses to Little Prairie Creek. White Haven will be open from 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM with ranger presentations at the […]
Join us for a vibrant Turkish Food and Art Festival celebrating culture, community, and connection! Enjoy a delicious variety of authentic Turkish cuisine, including freshly prepared dishes, desserts, and traditional drinks. Experience the richness of Turkish culture through live art, music, and interactive activities for all ages. ✨ What to expect: • Authentic Turkish food […]
The Friends Annual Meeting event begins with a brief business meeting, followed by a catered lunch, then a program from our guest speaker. Stephen L. Kling, Jr. will present on his book, The American Revolutionary War in the West. His presentation will include a detailed look at the Battle of St. Louis in 1780 and […]
The Ste. Genevieve French Heritage Festival is a cultural celebration of treasured traditions, skills, cuisines, stories and musical talents of the French Creole Corridor in and around Ste. Genevieve. Held annually on the second Saturday in June, the French Heritage Festival features musical performances, storytelling, living history skill demonstrations, games and frontier folk dancing in […]
Join us this Flag Day to commemorate the adoption of the American flag as the national flag of the United States on June 14, 1777, with guest storyteller and reenactor Kavan Stull.
Neosho, Missouri found itself the home to Camp Crowder, a US Army Signal Corps replacement training center, built in 1942. In 1943, the Army Signal Pigeon Corps moved from New Jersey to Missouri and began operations. Camp Crowder became the training and breeding home to the pigeon corps. Several of the ten Signal Pigeon Companies […]
Bring the whole family to Free Days at the Museum. Occurring on every second Sunday of the month, Free Days provide greater access to The National Museum of Toys and Miniatures’ vast and awe-inspiring collections for visitors near and far. All attendees can explore the Museum at no charge.
Tom Drennen offer a presentation on his new book Guardian Guerillas, a historical fiction about life during the Civil War and after as told from Frank James' perspective. This free event is open to the public.
Cole County250th Anniversary Committee, with Cole County, will be dedicating the In Honor of the Mule Statue along with a WWI Doughboy and a Marine bulldog, in honor of America's 250th Anniversary. Governor Mike Kehoe will be the guest speaker, with the program Emceed by Bob Priddy. The Event will be at the Cole County […]
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