Charlton H. Tandy, an outspoken leader of the nineteenth-century Black civil rights…
When pundits make lists of the foods most associated with St. Louis, they often include such…
Pulitzer Prize–winning composer and music critic Virgil Thomson was born in Kansas City,…
Through most of his life, Melvin B. Tolson claimed he was born with the twentieth century…
Father Augustus Tolton, recognized as the first openly African American priest in the United States…
One of the world’s great Wagnerian sopranos, Helen Traubel was born in south St. Louis on…
While serving as Upper Louisiana’s lieutenant governor between 1792 and 1799, Zenon Trudeau…
Born in Independence, Missouri, on February 13, 1885, Elizabeth Virginia Wallace, who as…
Silas C. Turnbo collected stories from Ozarkers in the upper White River country of…
Although numerous secondary accounts of James Milton Turner’s life list his birth date as…
Family stories and tales of the place where she grew up propelled Lucile Morris Upton into a lifelong…
Marianne Billeron Vallé was born in Kaskaskia around 1729, the daughter of…
The Gentry–Threlkeld–Van Horn Tavern, usually referred to as the Van Horn Tavern, was the last known log…
Charles van Ravenswaay, an author, horticulturist, and museum director, was most of all…
George L. Vaughn, a prominent Black St. Louis attorney and political activist, was born in…
George Graham Vest, who served four terms as a US senator from Missouri (1879–1903), was…
Jonas Viles, a longtime professor of history at the University of Missouri, was born in…
Christian Frederick Wilhelm Von der Ahe, a pioneering figure in early professional baseball…
Henry von Phul was born in Philadelphia in 1784, the son of Johann Wilhelm (later William)…
William Bradford Waddell typified the mid-nineteenth-century entrepreneur who shaped the…
Rolla Wells, a businessman and mayor of St. Louis, was born in St. Louis on June 1, 1856,…
Though not organized until several years after the party had formed at the national…
Roy O. Wilkins was born on August 30, 1901, in St. Louis. Five years earlier, the US…
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