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Saxon Lutheran Influence in Perry County, Missouri
Saxon Lutheran Influence in Perry County, Missouri
Written By: Libby Gregurich, Elizabeth Grichnik, Addison Haller, Clayton Morgan, and Nick Winkelman
Elizabeth Grichnik
May 2, 2022
A Letter from a Lawyer: A Snapshot of Saxon Lutheran Immigration in Perry County, MO.
A Letter from a Lawyer: A Snapshot of Saxon Lutheran Immigration in Perry County, MO.
Going to the State Historical Society of Missouri to view the archives was probably one of my favorite experiences this semester. This was…
Libby Gregurich
May 2, 2022
Small Town, Big Hero: Perry County Native & WWII Pilot Ray Littge
Small Town, Big Hero: Perry County Native & WWII Pilot Ray Littge
Captain Raymond Littge was born on October 18, 1923, in Altenburg, Missouri. Altenburg is a small city located in Perry County in the…
Elizabeth Grichnik
May 2, 2022
Life in Perry County through the Eyes of Joseph C. Killian
Life in Perry County through the Eyes of Joseph C. Killian
Joseph C. Killian was a lawyer of German descent who was born in Perry County, Missouri, on October 15, 1821. I visited the State…
Elizabeth Grichnik
May 2, 2022
Martin Stephan: The Man Behind the Madness in Perry County, MO
Martin Stephan: The Man Behind the Madness in Perry County, MO
The ousting of Pastor Martin Stephan in 1839 was by far the most dramatic historical event that has taken place in Perry County, Missouri…
Libby Gregurich
May 2, 2022
Home Rule in Cape Girardeau, Missouri
Home Rule in Cape Girardeau, Missouri
My chosen article, entitled “Home Rule in Missouri” discusses the local prohibition laws that were allowed in Missouri and debates whether…
Libby Gregurich
Apr 19, 2022
The Great Saxon Lutheran Migration
The Great Saxon Lutheran Migration
My archival object is a a detailed 75 page manuscript titled “Journey of the Stephanites from Saxony to St. Louis, 1838, and settlement in…
Addison Haller
May 2, 2022
The German House at the World’s Fair
The German House at the World’s Fair
In 1904, St. Louis hosted the World’s Fair in Forest Park, which featured displays from around the world. One of these displays was the…
Nick Winkelman
May 2, 2022
Louis Houck
Louis Houck
Louis Houck was a man of many hats. The second generation German immigrant contributed to the region of Southeast Missouri in a plethora of…
Nick Winkelman
May 2, 2022
Charles F. Hinrichs Papers
Charles F. Hinrichs Papers
When the United States erupted into Civil War in 1961, the Union found itself in dire need of recruits. Luckily for them, a solution…
Clayton Morgan
Apr 26, 2022
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