Recap of the stellar Solar Eclipse and showcasing another phenomenon, the 1904 World’s Fair – The Real Monica Adams
Patrick Murphy, longtime PBS Producer, joins us this morning to talk about his book Prelude to a Century: The 1904 St. Louis World's Fair.
Prelude to a Century: A New Look at St. Louis’s 1904 World’s Fair – Higher Education Channel
Author Patrick Murphy revisits the 1904 World's Fair in St. Louis in a large new book titled Prelude to a Century. With hundreds of pictures and dozens of chapters, Murphy digs into details and stories rarely seen and heard before
Best Mom St. Louis – Fox2Now
This book lists places moms to take their kids around the St. Louis area. Author Tara L. Smith has been a family content creator for many years at her blog seeingdandy.com and on social media @seeingdandy.
Prelude to a Century: The 1904 World’s Fair – Fox2Now
Prelude to a Century: The 1904 World's Fair author Patrick Murphy talks about his new book.
Your Knoxville Guide with Kristen Combs – Connect the Knox
Julia Hurley talks with Kristen Combs, the creative mind at Visit Knoxville and the author of 100 Things to Do in Knoxville Before You Die. Kristen's move from Michigan to Knoxville led her to promote the city's rich history, lively
Nature Tripping in Florida and Coastal Mississippi – Big Blend Radio
Welcome to Part Four of our 4-Part Big Blend Radio NATURE CONNECTION Podcast series focusing on Nature Destinations Around the World and Across America.
Julie Jo Severson: Author of Secret Twin Cities: A Guide to the Weird, Wonderful, and Obscure – Legacy Matters
On this, the first episode of season 10, we have a conversation with Julie Jo Severson, the author of Secret Twin Cities: A Guide to the Weird, Wonderful, and Obscure, Oldest Twin Cities: A Guide to Historic Treasures and Here
Black History Moment: Missouri History Museum hosts ‘Black St. Louis’ with Calvin Riley – Fox2
Calvin Riley is visiting the Missouri History Musuem Tuesday to take you through the colorful and history-filled pages of his illustrated book, Black St. Louis.