Greg Wolk
Greg Wolk is a retired civil trial lawyer and the author of Friend and Foe Alike, A Tour Guide to Missouri’s Civil War, published in 2010 by Monograph Publishing of […]
Steve Wiegenstein
Steve Wiegenstein is the author of five books, most recently Land of Joys, a historical novel that takes place at the 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair and in the fictional […]
Dr. Michael Tsichlis
I was born and raised in the City of St. Louis and am a lifetime resident of the St. Louis region. I have had a passion for learning about St. […]
Dr. Kris Smith
Kris Runberg Smith is professor emeritus of history at Lindenwood University in St. Charles, Missouri. She holds a doctorate in American Studies from Saint Louis University, a master’s degree in […]
Dr. Jeff Smith
Jeff Smith has been a public historian and professor for more than four decades. Now a specialist in cemeteries and the ways people interact with them, he is widely published […]
John Drake Robinson
John Robinson grew up in the Ozarks, and graduated from Mizzou J-School. Along the way he formed a deep abiding love for Missouri’s culture. He served Missouri as director of […]
Dr. Luke Ritter
Dr. Luke Ritter is Assistant Professor of American History at St. Louis Community College – Forest Park. He is the author of Inventing America’s First Immigration Crisis: Political Nativism in the Antebellum West (Fordham, 2021) […]
Alex Primm
My work has centered around oral history projects as a result of having lived in the Ozarks and worked as a reporter in various settings. I could see that often […]
Dr. Mark Neels
Dr. Mark A. Neels holds a Doctorate in history from Southern Illinois University, a Master of Arts in History from the University of Missouri-St. Louis, and a Bachelor of Arts […]
Dr. Kitty Ledbetter
After a 25-year career as a disc jockey at radio stations in Missouri, Louisiana, Texas, and North Carolina, I received a PhD in English at the University of South Carolina. […]
