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St Charles Capitol Mystery Revealed by Local Historians
A fragment traces a historian’s chase for exact rooms and furniture of Missouri’s first legislature in St Charles. It cites journals, treasurer records, Masonic lodge items, and archival collections in Missouri and St Louis as possible sources. The narrative moves through Peck buildings and early 1821 22 sessions, noting gaps and local archival hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles
St. Charlas
Missouriam
Lute
Perrmment
Congress
Timothy Fiot
Presbyterian
Weis
Masonic Lodge
Missouri Historical Society
St. Louis
State Historical Society of Missouri
Columbia
University of Missouri
Dr. Miles
Missouri University
Jefferson City
Tee
Missouri
Charles
Lanbier
McLanely
Dyas
Ebby
Inser Vane
Ewan Iver
Broadhead
Nes
Clay Street
Knostin
Jos
Recorders Office
Bex
Emmons Abstract Company
Alluiest
Ite
Covards
Banner News
Gsbaen Knegr
Uilding
Chauncey Shepard
Main Street
Bulutt Peck
Pir. Vi