Thomas Allen was among the most prominent and powerful individuals who led St. Louis in its transition from…
Route 66 was fully paved across Missouri by 1931. Its completion provided Missourians with new opportunities…
John Homer Bothwell, a capitalist, philanthropist, attorney, and state representative, was…
Robert Campbell’s lengthy life bridged the transition from fur trade to modern capitalistic…
One of the shortest standard-gauge railway lines in the United States was built in Barry County, Missouri, by…
Jean Pierre Chouteau, known as Pierre, was a pioneer settler in St. Louis and the territory that was to…
Pierre Chouteau Jr., scion of the powerful early St. Louis family and the most influential…
Jacques Phillippe Clamorgan arrived on the Missouri frontier in the early 1780s and spent the rest of his…
The founder of the Consumers Cooperative Association (CCA) and the original field man for…
Born in Lawrenceburg, Indiana, on May 23, 1820, James Buchanan Eads became an engineer of…
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