Feature Articles
- Journal of a Bombing Mission: B-24 “Blue D,” Italy 1945, by Charles R. Mayes, Part 1, with an introduction by Daniel A. Crews, annotated by Daniel A. Crews, Kimberly Harper, and John Brenner
- “Neosho Stands by the Horse”: The Great Hitchrack War of 1900–1928, by Kimberly Harper
- Stumbling Blocks: White St. Louisans and the Failure of School Integration Reform in 1963, by Rob Good
From the Stacks
Research Center–St. Louis
- Assassinations, UFOs, and the Octopus: The World of Kenn Thomas, by A. J. Medlock
Book Reviews
- Native Nations: A Millenium in North America, by Kathleen DuVal
Reviewed by Katrina M. Phillips - Men of No Reputation: Robert Boatright, the Buckfoot Gang, and the Fleecing of Middle America, by Kimberly Harper
Reviewed by Susan Curtis - Soldier of Destiny: Slavery, Secession, and the Redemption of Ulysses S. Grant, by John Reeves
Reviewed by Pamela Sanfilippo - Big Cat: The Life of Baseball Hall of Famer Johnny Mize, by Jerry Grillo
Reviewed by Kent Krause - Twenty Acres: A Seventies Childhood in the Woods, by Sarah Neidhardt
Reviewed by Jinny Turman - Ascent to Power: How Truman Emerged from Roosevelt's Shadow and Remade the World, by David L. Roll
Reviewed by Robert P. Watson
Book Notes
- Abandoned Ozarks: Southwest Missouri–Preserving the Past, by Robert McCormick
- Picked Clean: Civil War in and around Cedar County, Missouri, by John C. Beydler
- Black St. Louis: 1764 to the New Millenium, by Calvin Riley and Nini Harris
- Early Doctors and Hospitals of the Ozarks, by Michael Duff
- Loving the Homeplace: Tales beyond the Levee, by Mary Sue Anton
- Missouri: Where the Rivers Run, by Robert E. Hulsey
News in Brief
Cover Description
Young Black Woman, Young Black Man, by Algert T. Peterson, early 1900s. Peterson owned a photography studio in Lafayette County, Missouri, that he sold in 1927 to Leonard D. Rehkop. [Leonard D. and Marie H. Rehkop Collection of Algert T. Peterson Photographs, C3888]