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James Fork of the White
Springfield “a Gem of a City”
John T. Woodruff and the Chamber of Commerce had encouraged private companies in the 1920s and ’30s to harness the…
Evolution of Ozark Bridges
Real photo postcard, 1920s, Ozark, Missouri. Wooden covered bridges were never common and very few survive. Iron bridges were abundant…
Springfield’s Sequiota Park, once a Fish Hatchery
In 2011 the Springfield-Greene County Park Board held a ribbon cutting ceremony for the completion of a $1.8 million “facelift…
“So long, free flowing White River!”
Dewey Short and other VIPs say goodbye to the free-flowing White River Dewey appears to be pointing out the location…