The Railroad Comes to St. Joseph: February 14, 1859
According to newspaper reports from the time, the first train to arrive in St. Joseph made its inaugural run today on the Hannibal and St. Joseph railroad on this date in 1859.
Missouri History Today November 6, 1913: St. Joseph Observer Highlights Suffrage and Prohibition Defeats
Missouri History Today November 6, 1913: St. Joseph Observer Highlights Suffrage and Prohibition Defeats
Zack Workman’s Barn Restoration
After retirement, Zack Workman wanted to focus on his art. First, he needed a workshop. He found the perfect spot in an old Sears and Roebuck barn in need of restoration. These before-and-after photos of The Barn at Greystone will amaze you.
3 More Unusual Missouri Museums
America’s most trusted man, Scooby’s Mystery Machine, and antique veterinary tools that would send Scooby howling to the hills—you’ll find them at these three Missouri museums. Head here to learn about wonderful and wonderfully weird exhibits.
March 6, 1981: A Final Goodnight From Cronkite
On March 4, 1928, the Bunion Derby, an 84-day footrace along the 3,422 mile length of the new Route 66 began.
St. Joseph: More than just a stop on the Pony Express
St. Joseph is home to iconic places, including Jesse James’s home, the Pony Express birthplace, and the Kansas City Chiefs’ training camp. History flows through this town where museums tell the stories of this westward jumping-off point and where new stories are beginning.
