Since its earliest days, Missouri has been defined by its rivers. While the Mississippi River gets most of the attention thanks to the literary works ...View Details

Spring is here. The temperatures are warming up. The trees are green. The wildlife is out. And the state's highways and waterways are calling your nam...View Details

On April 30, 2019, Debra Foster Greene, professor emerita of history at Lincoln University will give a presentation entitled, "To Educate and Elevate:...View Details

The year 2021 will mark Missouri's Bicentennial, as well as the 150th anniversary of the construction of the Governor's Mansion. Recorded on location ...View Details

Each year, thousands of Missouri students put in hours of hard work in preparation for National History Day competitions across the state. National Hi...View Details

The 61st Annual Missouri Conference on History may be over, but the Our Missouri Podcast invites listeners to explore the City of Fountains one last t...View Details

With this year's Missouri Conference on History coming up in March, many scholars will soon be going to Kansas City. To help prepare for the conferenc...View Details

With this year's Missouri Conference on History coming up in March, many scholars will soon be going to Kansas City. To help prepare for the conferenc...View Details

With this year's Missouri Conference on History coming up in March, many scholars will soon be going to Kansas City. To help prepare for the conferenc...View Details

Episode 8: Public History in Kansas City and Beyond - Sandra Enriquez (Going to Kansas City, Part 1) With this year's Missouri Conference on History c...View Details