Flashback

The Missouri United Methodist Church, with its Indiana limestone facade and imposing bell tower, has stood watch over downtown Columbia for more than 80 years. Plans for the...

The historic Wabash Station is considered the central hub of Columbia transportation. Originally built and opened in July 1910 as the Wabash Train Station, the station celebrated its...

Built in 1828, Boone County Courthouse underwent three renovations to get to where it is today. The original two-story, brick courthouse lasted less than 20 years due to...

“A man’s home may indeed be his castle, but there’s a castle in Columbia whose days are number,” wrote Brad Riesenberger, a Columbia Missourian staff writer, in...

Heavy automobile traffic used to populate the street between the University of Missouri’s Jesse Hall and Memorial Union before the existence of Lowry Mall. Talks of transforming MU...

THE HUSTLE AND BUSTLE of passenger trains frequenting the M.K. & T. Depot far predates the vibrant and boisterous crowd that now fills the walls of Shiloh Bar...

LELA RANEY WOOD HALL has kept a watchful eye over the intersection of College Avenue and East Broadway since it was built in 1938. Named after the wife...

“Em, spent Monday in this motel after passing through St. Louis. Havin’ a ball – livin’ high – see you soon. George.” This note, scrawled on the back...