John Breckenridge Ellis wrote more than twenty-five books during his long life. At eighteen months, he…
John Emerson, a lawyer in Ironton, Missouri, became a small-town Victorian gentleman who…
Nicolas de Finiels, an expatriate French engineer who served the Spanish monarchy during…
Curt Flood spent most of his baseball career with the St. Louis Cardinals, playing center field for them from 1958…
Mayor of St. Louis, governor of Missouri, secretary of the interior, president of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition…
The French Revolution induced many royalists to emigrate to the Louisiana Territory in the late eighteenth…
Daniel Marsh Frost, a Confederate army officer, was born on August 9, 1823, in Mariaville,…
Lloyd Gaines’s efforts to obtain a legal education in Missouri resulted in a Supreme Court…
Born on November 29, 1798, Hamilton R. Gamble was the youngest son of Joseph and Anne…
Later in life William Gilliss would be a successful trader, real estate speculator, and…
Gert Goebel came to Missouri in 1834 as an eighteen-year-old German immigrant, settling in…
Two convoys of army trucks left St. Louis and Kansas City on September 27, 1920. Their mission was to travel…
Although best known as a general’s wife and a first lady, Julia Dent Grant left an…
At the time of the Louisiana Purchase, Charles Gratiot’s outspoken support for the incoming…
James S. Green was born in Fauquier County, Virginia, on February 28, 1817, and settled in…
From his father, Wheelwright Harmon Gregg, Josiah Gregg inherited a roving spirit that…
Kate Leila Gregg, a professor of English at Lindenwood College in St.…
Although William Christopher Handy spent relatively little of his long life in Missouri,…
John Hardeman, best remembered for the botanical showplace he created on the banks of the…
Jean Harlow was born Harlean Carpenter in Kansas City, Missouri, on March 3, 1911. Her…
Born on September 10, 1835, in North Killington, Connecticut, William Torrey Harris was a…
Born near Georgetown, Kentucky, on September 11, 1833, to Quaker parents the Reverend…
Christian Hawken, a respected gunsmith of Hagerstown, Maryland, taught his six sons and…