Missouri: The Invisible Confederacy – Kawsmouth

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Confederate General and Ku Klux Klan Leader Nathan Bedford Forrest's 'Heinously Ugly' Statue Is Finally Gone

National Steamboat Museum Proposed at Marshall Junction

Confederate General and Ku Klux Klan Leader Nathan Bedford Forrest's 'Heinously Ugly' Statue Is Finally Gone

Missouri abolishes slavery, January 11, 1865; later, black Missouri soldiers found Lincoln University

Lost Cause Exhibit: Reframing History at the White House of the Confederacy

Six Missouri Republicans Objected to Electoral Votes After Capitol Attack, St. Louis Metro News, St. Louis

Frémont Emancipation - Wikipedia

Meet the Memphis educator leading the charge to take down her city's Confederate monuments - Chalkbeat Tennessee

Frémont Emancipation - Wikipedia

National Steamboat Museum Proposed at Marshall Junction