[Genealib] Misc. Missouri Historical Review Issues Available

[Kristen Smith]

The following four issues of the State Historical Society of Missouri's
quarterly publication are available for postage to any interested
parties.  Please respond in a separate email to ksmith at aapld.org.  

 

Missouri Historical Review Vol. LXXVIII, No. 1

October, 1983

Feature Articles:

Western Historical Manuscripts Collection of the University of Missouri,
1943-1983

The "Missouri Merschaum" Pipe

Vernacular Building Process in Missouri: Nathaniel Leonard's Activities,
1825-1870

A "Needless Effusion of Blood:" The Confederate Missouri Brigade and
Hood's Invasion of Tennessee in 1864

 

Missouri Historical Review Vol. LXXVIII, No. 2

January, 1984

Feature Articles:

Race Relations in St. Louis 1865-1916

Planks for Industry

Osterhaus in Missouri: A Study in German-American Loyalty

Joseph Washington McClure: Entrepreneur, Politician, Citizen

Missouri's Care of the Indigent Aged

 

Missouri Historical Review Vol. LXXVIII, No. 4

July, 1984

Feature Articles:

Yankee Merchants in a Border City: A Look at St. Louis Businessmen in
the 1850s

Brother Hal: The Preaching Career of Harold Bell Wright

And It Was Red: Missouri's New Supreme Court Building, 1907

Life is Uncertain: Willard Hall Mendenhall's 1862 Civil War Diary Part I

 

Missouri Historical Review Vol. LXXIX, No. 2

January, 1985

Feature Articles:

The Taos Connection: New Mexican Art in Missouri's Capitol

Proud Confederate: Thomas Lowndes Snead of Missouri

Shades of Empire: Beach-de Haven Home Talent Shows in Missouri

Birth Pangs of a Teachers Union: The St. Louis Story, Part II

 

 

Thanks,

 

Kristen Newton Smith, M.L.S.

Reference Librarian

Algonquin Area Public Library

ksmith at aapld.org

 

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