Katharine Berry Richardson founded the highly respected Children’s Mercy Hospital in Kansas…
Born on February 17, 1793, on a farm near St. Clair Township, in Allegheny County,…
Peter Rindisbacher’s paintings and watercolors are among the earliest images of the indigenous peoples and…
More than half a century before the founding of St. Louis, French priests established a…
Joseph Robidoux III, the eldest son of a large family, was born in St. Louis on August 10,…
Hugh Armstrong Robinson, a member of the distinguished Early Birds…
Born in Independence, Missouri, on November 9, 1885, Charles G. Ross attended…
Nellie Tayloe Ross was the first woman in the United States to serve as a state governor…
Ferdinand Rozier was an early resident of historic Ste. Genevieve and…
Born in 1820, Theodore Russell was the third son of Cyrus and Rebecca Russell, who…
The Sac and Fox were not native to Missouri, but were significant in Missouri’s territorial and early…
Known as “the pioneer of St. Charles,” François Saucier was born in 1740 in…
Carl Sauer probably had a more profound effect on American geographic thought than any…
Charles Daniel Saults was a leading voice in Missouri conservation for forty years. Trained…
John McAllister Schofield was born in Gerry, Chautauqua County, New York, on September 2,…
Henry Rowe Schoolcraft has a deserved reputation as an accomplished scientist-explorer who…
James T. Scott (1885?–1923) was the victim of one of the most…
An unheralded Afro-Indian enslaved woman’s dreams of freedom propelled one of the most…
Elizabeth Seifert published her first book in 1938 when she was forty-one years old. As one of thirteen…
James Shields holds the distinction of being the only person to be elected to the US Senate…
When Floyd Calvin Shoemaker retired as secretary, librarian, and editor of publications of…
Franz Sigel, a soldier, editor, and public official, was born in Sinsheim, Baden, on…
George Sisler ranks among baseball’s all-time finest hitters. His longtime manager and…