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James Berry - A Little Known Outlaw From Missouri

Beyond Lebanon - Ozark Hills & Farms

Bleeding Kansas & the Missouri Border War

Branson - From Hillbillies to State of the Art

Carthage - America's Maple Leaf City

Cliff Drive Scenic Byway

Control Missouri Campaign of the Civil War

Corps of Discovery - The Lewis & Clark Expedition

Devil's Promenade & the Hornet Spook Light

Fierce Missouri Bald Knobbers

Fort Belle Fontaine - The First Fort of the West

Fort Davidson and the Battle of Pilot Knob

Cape Girardeau Forts and the Battle of Cape Girardeau

Ghost Town Stretch in Southwest Missouri

Jesse James - Hero or Cold Killer

Ha Ha Tonka State Park

Haunted Missouri

Historic Elms Hotel in Excelsior Springs

Historic Playgrounds on the Meramec River

How The Crime Was Revealed - A Missouri Legend

Ill-Fated Times Beach 

Joplin - Lead Mining Capital

The Kansas City Massacre

Lebanon - Trails Through the Ozarks

The Mississippi River and Expansion of America

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Onwards To Cuba - Vineyard Country

Osceola - Surviving All Odds

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Pacific - Gateway to the Ozarks

Pony Express - Fasted Mail Across the West

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Pulaski County - Heart of the Ozarks

Quirky Missouri

Red Oak II - A Stroll Through the Past

Rolla - The Middle of Everywhere

Rosati - Little Italy in Central Missouri

 

 

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Route 66 - Missouri Mother Road

Santa Fe Trail - Highway to the Southwest

Tales of the Santa Fe Trail

The Slicker War of Benton County

Springfield - Queen City of the Ozarks

St. Clair to Sullivan - A Fun-Filled Stretch of the Route 66

St. James - Forest City of the Ozarks

St. Joseph, Missouri - Jumping Off To the West

St Louis - Gateway to the West

St. Louis Area Legends & Folklore

St. Louis Arsenal History

Sullivan to Bourbon - Mining & Whiskey on Route 66

Tips For Travelers In The Midwest

Treasure Hunting in Missouri

Union, Missouri - Small Town Charm

Warsaw - Rich History on the Osage River

Weston - The Town That Refused to Die

William Quantrill - Renegade Leader of the Missouri Border War

Quantrill - The Man, the Myth, the Soldier

Webb City - The Mine Owner's Town

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You Know You're In Missouri When ...

 

Big Spring State Park

Big Spring State Park, Kathy Weiser, April, 2010

Missouri Fall Foliage

Beautiful Fall Foliage along Highway MO19 near

Hermann, Missouri.  October, 2004, Kathy Weiser. 

 

Centered on red, white and blue fields is the Missouri state seal. It is encircled by a blue band with twenty-four stars representing the number of states in 1821. The stars in the inner circle have the same meaning. Two huge grizzly bears support the circular shield in the center which has three parts:

  1. The motto "United We Stand, Divided we Fall"

  2. The right section representing the United States

  3. The left section containing a moon representing a new state and a grizzly bear standing for courage.

Welcome to Legends of Missouri

 

Missouri is rich in history and culture. American Indian warriors, such as the Osage and Missouri, and famous pioneers, such as Lewis and Clark, were drawn to the vast waterways of the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers and the abundant land and wildlife.

 

In the first half of the 1800’s, Missouri's history was rich with the Santa Fe, Oregon and California Trails threading through Kansas City and Independence. In the second half of the nineteenth century, Missouri saw many struggles as it moved from a pro-slavery state to a Union State, experiencing armed conflict and guerrilla-raids. 

 

Bridal Cave in MissouriMissourioffers stunning scenery in its rolling hills, winding rivers, and limestone bluffs. Explore Missouri's many underground caves, enjoy white water rapids, fish in its numerous streams and lakes, and visit its many small towns that abound with charm and friendly people.

 

This is a just a little of what the state has to offer. Enjoy your travels in Missouri and welcome to the Legends of the Show Me State.

 

Kathy R. Weiser
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