Missouri Wineries
Learn about Missouri's role in the Civil War and see how history was made, literally. Civil war events, exhibits, reenactments, historic sites, cemeteries and more.
The Great Outdoors
State Parks, National Forests, scenic riverways, hiking/biking trails and more
hunting and fishing spots than you can
shake a walking stick at. Enjoy the outdoors.
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Explore 1,100 square-feet of exhibits about medical practices during the Civil War, as seen through the eyes of two soldiers and one surgeon. The exhibit includes a field hospital, displayed as it ...
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Cape Girardeau 
Tunes at Twilight is a free, outdoor concert series held on Friday nights at the Common Pleas Courthouse Gazebo (at Lorimier and Broadway streets). See our website for a complete schedule. Also, the ...
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Spanning a period from 1840 to 1900, the Historic Village, located in Faust Park, represents a cross-section of architectural styles and building materials as varied as the population of St. Louis ...
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Celebrate the power of believing in yourself as you enjoy this Tony-award-winning musical. The soaring songs are "Ease on Down the Road," "Brand New Day," "No Bad News," and "Be a Lion." It's the ...
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MDT Staff and Scott Pauley 
Here’s a summer fishing Q and A with the Missouri Division of Tourism’s fishing and outdoors expert Scott Pauley. Read on for some great summer fishing tips and tricks. MDT: You just ...
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A visit to Jefferson City, Missouri, isn’t complete until you tour the original, 1836 Missouri State Penitentiary, located seven blocks east of the Capitol. In 1967, the “Missouri State ...
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Thinking about a relaxing float on one of Missouri's cool, spring-fed streams? Here are some points you need to know in order to make that a safe and enjoyable day. 1. Canoe and floating outfitters ...
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Jim Denny for Rural Missouri Magazine 
This article reprinted with the permission of Rural Missouri magazine. It originally appeared in the magazine's July 2011 issue. Learn more about Rural Missouri at www.RuralMissouri.coop It ...
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