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German Immigration to Missouri

This blog is the product of a SP 22 German Studies course at the Mizzou on the history of German Immigration to Missouri and the Midwest. It is organized according to specific counties, including the counties in the “German Heritage Corridor” around the Missouri River.

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Blaise Ebisch in German Immigration to Missouri

May 2, 2022

Radicals of the Early Republic

German immigrants were a lot of things in the late-19th-early-20th Century of American development…

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Isis Irving in German Immigration to Missouri

May 2, 2022

Stone Hill Winery: A Cultural Staple in Hermann

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Lauren Guest in German Immigration to Missouri

May 2, 2022

William J. Lemp and How Prohibition Impacted His Business

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Abby Kirtian in German Immigration to Missouri

May 1, 2022

Tracing German Heritage on Main Street

A photograph of the Boonville Business District taken in 1860

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Carter Kleekamp in German Immigration to Missouri

Apr 18, 2022

Prohibition

The newspaper article I found is about the passage of prohibition. The article is from The Franklin County Observer, a newspaper based in Washington, MO and is from the paper on January 24, 1919. The article describes when prohibition will take affect, and how it will impact the city of Washington. The…

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Chuck Miller in German Immigration to Missouri

Apr 15, 2022

Prohibition in the Clarence Courier