Category: American Countryside
Methodist Museum (Part 1)
On the southeast coast of Georgia you can find the place were these brothers encountered one of their most trying times. However those challenges helped…
Kermit Bell
Over 2 decades after he first entered the army, Kermit Bell was now on his way to Vietnam. Not only would he serve in that…
Smokey Mountain Railroad (Part 2)
His name was Daddy Bryson…and he became one of the best known train engineers in the Smoky Mountains…not because of his skill on the rails,…
Smokey Mountain Railroad (Part 1)
Visitors to Smoky Mountain National Park can wander miles of trails that meander through endless forests. It wasn’t that long ago that many of these…
Salt & Pepper Shaker Museum
We sometimes bill our program as a slice of Americana…and today’s broadcast certainly fills that theme. We visit with a lady who built her own…
Visit Missouri: Kimswick’s Blue Owl
Kimmswick, Missouri officially has 92 residents. Most days you will find far more people in this little town. When Mrs. Ross, heir to the 7-Up…
Visit Missouri: Liberty Memorial
I can’t say enough about the World War I museum in Kansas City. It is a true gem in the Midwest and more people need…
Visit Missouri: Lake of the Ozarks
The Lake of the Ozarks has been a major attraction in Missouri for about 80 years now. At the time Bagnell Dam was constructed the…
Missouri’s Covered Bridges
Covered bridges are really a neat slice of history. Many states have worked to preserve the few that remain. Missouri has four such spans and…