‘Curator’s Tour’ offers unique dimension to Twain journey
. A QR code next to a portrait offers Mark Twain Museum visitors an explanation of why Mark Twain wore a white suit. The audio clipping...
Talking walls: Interesting history within old newspaper’s building
When the Hannibal Motor Company was in business at 200 N. Third circa 1950, there was one garage-style door on the west side of the...
Helen Cornelius, noted country performer, dies
Helen Cornelius, circa 2012 Photo source, Wikipedia MARY LOU MONTGOMERY These days, if you take a memory stroll around town with some of...
Hannibal native among 1st female physicians to practice in St. Louis
This image of Dr. Caroline (Holman) Skinner, who grew up in Hannibal, was published in the St. Louis Post Dispatch on Aug. 20, 1899. She...
Bridges wins gold at Mo. Senior Olympics
Jim Bridges and his wife, Jan, in the weight room in their basement. Contributed photo MARY LOU MONTGOMERY During a typical morning,...
House, if not hat, has ties to early H&St. Joe fireman
Bobby Martin holds the felt Bowler-style hat she found in the walls of the house at 410 Olive St. The hat was manufactured by the John B....
Fire does substantial damage to historic Center Street house
A fire on July 4th did substantial damage to the house at 923 Center Street. According to Ryan Neisen, Hannibal’s fire chief, the cause...
Hannibal to be spotlighted on ‘CBS Sunday Morning’
Ron Chernow, at left, (with his back to the camera), is greeted by Hannibal Mayor Darrell McCoy during an author talk on June 29, at the...
Mrs. Harris, early Hannibal resident, key investor in midtown development
Mrs. Sarah F. Harris was pictured, along with her death notice, in the Lincoln Journal Star newspaper, Dec. 29, 1912. newspapers.com MARY...
Annual Flag Day luncheon helps fulfill DAR’s mission
DAR Flag Day luncheon, June 14, 2025, Louisiana, Mo. Front row, from left, Caren Whitehead, Northeast District director; Dr. Lisa Parks,...