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Methodist Church East of Springfield Stands The Test Of Time

Thursday, August 15, 2019 • Duration 05:42

A little ways to the east of the Springfield city limits, in a pastoral, wooded setting, is an old white church, which still holds services every Sunday. The current Mt. Pisgah United Methodist Church was built in 1888, just over two decades after the Civil War ended and 50 years after Springfield was incorporated.

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Alberta's Hotel: A Springfield Green Book Destination

Thursday, April 4, 2019 • Duration 10:41

In the days of segregation, African Americans had to refer to The Green Book to find places to safely stay overnight when they traveled. And a three-story, Victorian house in central Springfield was on the list.

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The Question Remains: Who Was The Wizard of Oto?

Friday, December 21, 2018 • Duration 08:01

He said his name was Omar Palmer, although he answered no questions about his past. It’s been said he arrived by train in Crane Missouri around 1929-1931, then made his way about 10 miles east through Stone County to the very small farm community of Oto, to establish the first of 3 medical clinics in the area.

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Locals Say the Legendary 'Headless Cobbler' Was a Union Sympathizer In Hiding

Friday, December 21, 2018 • Duration 05:55

In the Ozarks, caves serve as geological landmarks and a testament to the region's Karst topography. But some caves in the region are woven into the legends and folklore passed from one generation to the next.

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In a Logging Hamlet, the Ozarks’ Own Version of Hester Prynne

Thursday, December 20, 2018 • Duration 06:00

A woman’s alleged horseback ride through a small Ozarks boomtown in 1913 caught the attention of newspapers throughout the Midwest.

Using Her ‘Powers’ for Good: The Clairvoyant Mountain Maid of Roaring River

Thursday, December 20, 2018 • Duration 06:40

As we continue our series “Mysteries of the Hollers,” we now travel to Roaring River State Park, where a so-called Mountain Maid once resided in a cabin tucked away in the woods.

For Countless African-Americans Buried in the Ozarks, Graves Remain Unidentified

Wednesday, December 19, 2018 • Duration 07:23

Near a winding, country highway, an old cemetery is nestled between a pasture of cattle and a corn field a few miles southeast of West Plains, Missouri. The Howell Valley Cemetery, originally known as the Langston Cemetery, dates back to shortly after the Civil War; several relatives of President George Washington are buried beneath these towering Oak trees.

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A Child Prodigy Harpist, Sold to the Circus, Began Anew in the Ozarks

Wednesday, December 19, 2018 • Duration 08:57

About 20 years ago, historian Lou Wehmer bought a collection of old negatives from a longtime photographer in Willow Springs. The negatives were each four-by-five inches, from an antique, large format camera.

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Mysterious 19th Century Russian 'Nobleman' Taught Piano in Northwest Arkansas

Tuesday, December 18, 2018 • Duration 05:28

This is the story of a mysterious man, a pianist and music teacher by profession, who showed up in the small Northwest Arkansas town of Cincinnati in Washington County in the 1870s. He went by the name of Edwin Dolgoruki—sometimes reported as “G. Dolgoruki,” but usually as Edwin. But to this day no one is sure of who the man was, where he actually came from, or what was his real story.

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After Nearly 80 Years, the "Angel of Ava" is Still a Mystery

Tuesday, December 18, 2018 • Duration 05:24

Former Springfield News-Leader columnist Mike O’Brien wrote in May of 2001 that in 1946, a publishing house in Kansas put out a 32-page booklet called “True Stories of Peculiar People and Unusual Events in the Ozarks.” It was written by former Kansas City newspaper reporter William R. Draper.

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