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We are in the beautiful Excelsior Springs for our first #ShowMeSocial! If you’re in town, join us at the Atlas Saloon at 7pm!

Last call for nominations to the 2022 Places in Peril list! Nominations are due by midnight tonight. Nomination forms and more information on the program can be found at preservemo.org. Look for the Places in Peril banner on our homepage!

Is there an endangered historic resource you care about? Nominate it to the 2022 Places in Peril list — Missouri Preservation's annual list of endangered historic resources in Missouri! Help raise awareness for historic resources and the groups leading their preservation, like the Oakley Chapel AME Church in Tebbetts. More information on nominations, how you can help Oakley Chapel (listed in 2021) and other Places in Peril info can be found at www.preservemo.org/we-advocate/places-in-peril

Are you interested in history? Architecture? Historic preservation? Then join us in Excelsior Springs, Missouri for the premiere of Show Me Social!

Is there an endagered historic resource that you care about? Nominate it to the 2022 Places in Peril list! Information on the program and nomination forms can be found on our website at www.preservemo.org. Link on our homepage!

We are at the @momainstreet conference in Kansas City for the next two days. If you’re here, stop by our table!

The Chicago and Alton Railroad Depot in Higginsville was constructed in 1888-1889. It was listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1987 for its association with the history of transportation in Missouri and being one of the few extant Stick style train stations in the state.

It was a great first day at our conference here in Jefferson City! Jacob Stotler with the James Foundation facilitated conversation at the “Education & Preservation” table in our Preservation Roundtables session. And the Opening Reception included a look inside the rehab at the historic Ivy Terrace!

The Art and Architecture of the Missouri State Capitol is a monument to the resources, people and history of the state. This indoor/outdoor walking tour will highlight the artworks and artists that made Missouri's capitol one of the most beautiful in the country!

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