Feature Articles
- The St. Louis Love Affair with Lafayette, by Stephen N. Limbaugh Jr.
- "The Days of Frémont are gone and with them the good standing of the Germans": Frémont's Removal and Ethnic Tensions among Union Soldiers in Missouri During the Fall of 1861, by John Sarvela
- Flat Land, Racial Voting Patterns, and Industrial Property Taxes: Factors Shaping Florissant, Missouri's Schools, 1949-1960, by Daniel L. Willett
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Research Center–Columbia
- The Jaycees: Carrying the Torch for Grassroots Conservatism, by A. J. Medlock
Book Reviews
- Canfield Drive: A History of Race and the American City on a Street in St. Louis, by Matthew Knox Averett
Reviewed by Amanda L. Izzo - Fish Cars and Fish Culture: Railroads and Sport Fishing in America, by R. W. Hafer
Reviewed by Buckley T. Foster - This Vast Enterprise: A New History of Lewis & Clark, by Craig Fehrman
Reviewed by Jay H. Buckley - Crossings: Women on the Santa Fe Trail, by Frances Levine
Reviewed by Molly P. Rozum - Border War: A Yankee Family in Civil War Missouri, by Marilyn Ferris Motz
Reviewed by Matthew M. Stith
Book Notes
- Sweet, Tart & Golden: Apples in the Midwestern Imagination, by Lucy M. Long
- Aprons Away: Women's Work on Route 66, by Cheryl Eichar Jett
- Native American Monuments of Missouri: A History and Guide, by Neal W. Fandek
- Beyond the Moreau: A Historical Journey Through Mid-Missouri, by Jeremy Paul Ämick
- Ulysses & Julia Grant's Missouri Love Story, by Vicki Berger Erwin and James W. Erwin
- Gangster Queen Bonnie Parker and Other Murderous Women of Missouri, by Larry Wood
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Cover Description
Oct '15 Fall Landscape, by Michael Carmicheal Carr (1881-1929). Oil on canvas, Jim Rogers Collection.