Join us for Science and Suffrage: The Family of Eunice Eugene Foote from August 9th - August 26th on Facebook.

We're excited to launch a video series as part of our commemoration of the 100th Anniversary of Women's Suffrage.

This series of one minute spots highlights the lives of three generations of women of the family of Eunice Newton Foote, a pioneer scientist and women's rights advocate who lived from 1819 to 1888.

Join us once a day, starting August 9th, as we countdown the days to August 26th... the 100th Anniversary of Universal Women's Suffrage in America.
Join us for Growing Up with the River, Chapter 5: 1904: Marthasville on August 26th on Facebook.

With the opening of the KATY railroad in the 1890s, these small communities became part of a new, larger world. Towns sprung up around grain elevators every ten miles or so in the flat river bottom. The railroad brought goods from the city while gathering local grain and livestock to take to faraway markets. The feared flooding of the bottomlands was a constant worry. 

Visit Growing Up with the River for more information on this series.
Coming Up: Three-Part Virtual Cultural Heritage Workshop on September 3rd.

Join us on September 3rd for a three-part virtual cultural heritage workshop focusing on Recording Oral Histories (at 10am), Historic Preservation Advocacy (at 1pm), and Historic Preservation Strategies for Rural Communities (at 3pm).

Exploring Missouri's German Heritage Series Starts September 10th!

Join us at 10am every second Thursday, from September to April, as Dr. W. Author Mehroff and our Director of Heritage Programs, Caitlin Yager, dive into each chapter and explore the stories of the people, places, and ideas that helped shape Missouri's German cultural heritage.