About: The Bollinger County Museum of Natural History is celebrating 20 years of service to our region. Our museum showcases the treasures of our area both in natural history and historical exhibits. The Museum Read More …
About: Incorporated in April 1990, the Bootheel Youth Museum was established in Malden, Missouri by a group of dedicated civic leaders, schoolteachers, administrators, and interested citizens in the Southeast Missouri area. The mission and purpose Read More …
About: Preserving Puxico’s rich history for generations to come. Housed in the former 1904 Frisco Railroad depot. Admission is FREE! Donations are accepted and greatly appreciated. Contact Information: Berry-Glenn Historical Museum 302 S. Read More …
About: The following excerpts come from the pamphlet “Who Can Save Fort Benton”, for the Fort Benton Project and sponsored by the Wayne County Historical Society (WCHS). This is the artist, Joe Huett’s conception Read More …
About: The homestead includes the Tom Kennon Blacksmith Shop, which is open until noon on Saturday and special occasions. The Pioneer Log Cabin museum and Pioneer Log Barn are also on site. Tours scheduled Read More …
About: Poplar Bluff can credit its early growth to the railroading industry, linking our city with other major locations: Dallas, Little Rock, Memphis, St. Louis, Chicago, Detroit, or West to Springfield and Kansas City. The Read More …
About: For nearly 150 years, the small town of Greenville thrived on the banks of the St. Francis River. As a frontier town, a county seat of Wayne county and later a lumber and railroad Read More …
About: The Veteran’s Memorial Wall is a monument dedicated to the perpetual celebration of men and women who have served our country through the military. It consists of black granite panels, mounted on solid concrete, Read More …
About: The National Stars and Stripes Museum/Library is a non-profit educational institution dedicated to collecting, documenting, and preserving materials related to the creation and continued history of the Stars and Stripes military newspaper. By preserving Read More …
About: The need for a public African American school was recognized in 1901 in Butler County, Missouri. The school was named for the poetess Phyllis Wheatley. In 1928 the building was expanded from four Read More …
