In the late nineteenth century, cycling became a popular American pastime. The League of American Wheelmen, a…
Forrest C. “Phog” Allen, whose foghorn voice earned him his nickname, was a masterful,…
Paul Armstrong, a journalist and playwright, was born in Kidder, a small town in Caldwell…
Arthur Aull, who edited the Lamar Democrat from 1900 until his death in…
By popular consensus, Tom Bass was one of the most skillful and popular horsemen of his era. At the time of his…
J. Christian Bay was born to Lars and Doris Christiansen Bay on October 12, 1871, in…
Henry Marvin Belden, a pioneer in the study of Missouri balladry and song, was born October…
Frederic L. Billon’s amateur antiquarian pursuits in the mid-nineteenth century resulted in…
One of the key St. Louis businessmen and philanthropists of his generation in St. Louis,…
Robert P. W. Boatright, hailed as the “dean of confidence men” by scholar David Maurer, was born in 1859 in…