Join us for Growing Up with the River: Chapter Two: 1832: Femme Osage/Dutzow on August 5th.

This time and these places represented a remarkable blending of new people and cultures. Native Americans had moved on and there were fewer fur traders on the river. Replacing them were Kentucky woodsmen following example of Daniel Boone and Germans who had come after reading the book published a few years earlier about the beauty of the area.

Visit Growing Up with the River for more information on this series.

Join us on August 6th for "The Enemy Among Us: POWs in Missouri During World War II" with David Fiedler.

Join acclaimed local author David Fiedler for a presentation detailing the story of 15,000 German and Italian Prisoners of War that were held in camps throughout rural Missouri between 1942 and 1946.

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 on August 11th for Presidential Elections and Campaigns: What Can We Learn From History? Part:2 Lincoln and the Election of 1860

This three-part webinar series, in partnership with Teaching American History, will provide attendees with a view of American presidential electoral politics as it has evolved over the centuries, how things have changed, and how in some cases, been remarkably consistent.