the State Historical Society of Missouri
Patricia C. McKissack (1944–2017)
Patricia C. McKissack dedicated her career as a writer to showcasing black voices through children’s books and biographies that highlighted prominent African American figures.
Perl D. Decker (1876–1934)
Perl D. Decker was an attorney who served three terms from 1913 to 1919 as a US congressman from Jasper County, Missouri. A skilled orator, his talent in the courtroom and on the campaign trail propelled him to the national political stage.
Celia
Celia, the property of Robert Newsom, stood trial in Fulton, Missouri, in 1855 for the murder of her master, a prosperous Callaway County farmer.
James “Cool Papa” Bell (1903–1991)
Pitching immortal Satchel Paige, noted for his tall tales as much as his pitching, claimed that James “Cool Papa” Bell could run so fast—in the outfield or on the base paths—that when he turned out the light at night, he was in bed before the room
Tom Bass (1859–1934)
By popular consensus, Tom Bass was one of the most skillful and popular horsemen of his era.
1887 World Cycling Championship Road Race, Clarksville
In the late nineteenth century, cycling became a popular American pastime.
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