Missouri History Museum

Sisters Ella, Leah, and Ally sought to "escape" COVID-19 while sheltering in place by creating their very own board game - 'Escape Corona.' Meant as an outlet during the pandemic, the game will now be part of our permanent COVID-19 Collection! Do you have an item you'd like to donate? Email us at [email protected]. #StoriesofthePandemicSTL

Join us in saluting our Veterans Virtually!

This #VeteransDay, join the City of St. Louis Government and our team at Soldiers Memorial Military Museum for a virtual parade via Zoom starting at noon. Thank you to all those who have served and continue to serve!

In the early 1960s, Harriett Woods was simply a suburban housewife raising three young sons in University City. She went on to serve in the Missouri Senate and as Missouri’s lieutenant governor. She fought for women’s issues, focused on helping the elderly, the poor, and the homeless throughout her political career. Learn more about her life in Groundbreakers, Rule-breakers & Rebels: 50 Unstoppable St. Louis Women, the companion book to our #BeyondTheBallot exhibit. Illustr...ation by Rori - Bright Art & Chaotic Goods mohistory.org//books-e/groundbreakers-rule-breakers-rebels

#FindYourselfHere to learn more about the ancient Mississippian culture that lived in our region between 1000 and 1450 AD. Our #MightyMississippi exhibit features the largest display of Mississippian artifacts shown at the Missouri History Museum in three decades. Admission is free, registration is required. Visit mohistory.org to get your tickets!