Antonio F. Holland and Gary R. Kremer discuss Lorenzo Greene and their memories of Lincoln University...
Columbia Missourian–Former Missouri men’s basketball coach Norm Stewart sat in a grey chair, a small table to his right occupied by a vase of yellow flowers and an untouched glass of water. The winningest coach in Tigers men’s basketball history had stories to tell at the State Historical Society of Missouri — too many to relay in just an hour and a half...
As part of its mission to support educational outreach, the State Historical Society of Missouri continues to add new biographies to the freely available education website Historic Missourians.
An essential resource for students and educators, Historic Missourians features well-resourced biographies of notable Missourians. The articles are written for a school-age audience and meet education standards set by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, but readers of all ages visit the site.
Hear William Parrish discuss his writings on Missouri's Civil War and Reconstruction history, the origins of the multi-volume Missouri: The Heart of a Nation and A History of Missouri, and the evolution of scholarship over his sixty-plus year career.
Hear William Foley discuss his publications on Missouri history as well as his memories of Lewis Atherton, John Francis McDermott, and Perry McCandless.
Antonio F. Holland and Gary R. Kremer discuss Lorenzo Greene, Lincoln University, African American History, and the origins of their book, Missouri's Black Heritage.
