Missouri History

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One of Mr. Meeks little girls.... An Ozarks Murder Ballad sang by one of the victims.... 1894 saw George and Bill Taylor, attempting to buy silence from the man who knew they had embezzled money from the bank in Linn County, in which they had interests. Mr. Meeks was to testify...See more

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1980s Missouri River Queen - Kansas City, Missouri

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The Remington revolver owned by the notorious outlaw Jesse James

The Remington revolver owned by the notorious outlaw Jesse James is a significant artifact that highlights the complex legacy of one of America’s most infamous figures. This particular revolver is emblematic of the firearms used during the American frontier period, reflecting...See more

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Union Ave. in Kansas City, Missouri (1900)

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Opening of the Lexington, Missouri bridge in 1925 (photo courtesy of the Lexington Historical Association & Museum)

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Circa 1886 P. T. Barnum Parade 8th and Main in Kansas City, Missouri

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1899 at Parkville, Missouri ─ Bridge over While Alloe Creek on 6th Street, just west of 9 Hwy.

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Main Street, Weston (Platte County), Missouri, at night. 1950s. From the 1992 book 'Memories of Weston: A Visual History' (colorized).

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The Kansas City Country Club Plaza in 1920

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East Main St. in Branson, Missouri (Circa 1924)

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Gates BBQ 19th and Vine Kansas City, Missouri They have been in business since 1946.

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The Kansas City Market, Kansas City, Missouri (circa. 1886)

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