Missouri History

Bob Cassilly’s Cementland, a 54-acre St. Louis art playground, was never finished. Explore the story behind the city’s lost creative landmark.

Missouri shines in charity, trails, and sports, but also struggles with drug use. Discover the highs and lows of the Show-Me State.

Vinyl’s resurgence shines at Rinehart’s, a record shop open since 1897. Explore music, retro games, and nostalgia in historic Kirksville, Missouri.

From Truman’s Truman Doctrine signing to hosting rock legends, Missouri’s Hotel Muehlebach is a landmark in U.S. and cultural history.

Missouri’s Cathedral Basilica awes with 40M-tile mosaic ceiling and 210-ft Gothic towers. Highlighting St. Louis craftsmanship, history & stunning architecture.

Did you know Missouri invented the fast-food drive-thru? Red's Giant Hamburg on Route 66 changed American dining forever in 1947.

The 1865 Missouri quick draw duel between Hickok and Tutt is considered the first real Wild West standoff—and it happened 160 years ago today.

Theater lovers, don’t miss The Muny’s 2025 season—Broadway-level talent in an unforgettable outdoor venue steeped in history.

Before it was a staple at parties, 7UP had a fascinating backstory involving orange soda and a dash of mystery. Let’s pour a glass of history.

There’s something about a spine-tingling urban legend that makes you question reality. Missouri’s got plenty, and they're not for the faint of heart.