Tag: Missouri History


  • Drive the Carthage battlefield—creeks, hill lines, museum stops, and the state historic site. Carthage, Missouri, wears its past quietly. Farm roads curve over creeks, courthouse stones hold their chill, and if you listen long enough, a July day in 1861 still seems to breathe. This drive follows the opening moves and retreat path of Union…

  • Missouri’s Sunken Histories: Lost Towns Beneath the Lakes (Part 2) From Concrete to Coastline: The Legacy of Bagnell Dam When engineers first envisioned Lake of the Ozarks, they weren’t responding to historic floods or working to prevent future disasters, as was the case with many dam projects across the country. Instead, their mission was entirely…

  • Missouri’s Sunken Histories: Lost Towns Beneath the Lakes (Part 1) Setting the Stage: The Need for Table Rock Lake Before Table Rock Lake became one of Missouri’s most popular destinations, it was a solution to a problem—one that had plagued the White River Valley for generations. The White River, winding through southern Missouri and northern…

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