1st United States Infantry Living History Organization The 1st Infantry – Clemson’s Company (Living history or portrayals of Regular Infantry, US Rangers and dependents) has set the standard over the years regarding Garrison events including piling (stacking) of arms, Funerals, court-martial, Blockhouse defense demonstrations, light infantry and artillery drill among the many other scheduled activities. Garrison members have reproduced Soldier enlistment forms, Standing Orders of the 1st Infantry, Sergeant Warrants, etc. Association of Missouri Interpreters The Association of Missouri Interpreters (AMI) is a professional, non-profit organization that assists and supports the work of individuals and groups engaged in resource interpretation. Our members include naturalists, tour guides, historians, environmental educators, and zoo staff. Members work in nature centers, historic sites, state parks, museums, schools, and zoos all over the state of Missouri. Coalition of Historical Trekkers The Purpose and Ideals of the Coalition of Historical Trekkers: We, the Coalition of Historical Trekkers, are living historians dedicated to the preservation and study of pre-1860 frontier people in America. We see ourselves as experimental archaeologists, involved in one or more eras of the historical time frame from 1600 to the year 1860. As is the purpose of an archaeologist, to establish facts about a historical people or time period, we research the lifeways of the pre-1860 frontier people who lived in, fought for, and founded this country. Graphics/Fine Arts Press Graphics/Fine Arts Press is pleased to offer to our friends and to the reading public well-researched and documented information of interest to historians with both national and regional focus, as well as to living history interpreters and reenactors. Historic Sibley, Missouri Historic Sibley, Missouri presents the history of the Sibley, Missouri area. This site also includes the history of the Sibley Cemetery and the history of Sibley during the Civil War. Jackson County Parks + Rec Jackson County Parks + Rec owns and operates Fort Osage National Historic Landmark. At 22,000 acres, Jackson County Parks + Rec is the third-largest county park system in America. The parks system features outstanding lakes, marinas, campgrounds, historic sites, hiking and biking trails, and a public golf course. Missouri 2021 Bicentennial The mission of Missouri 2021 is to promote a better understanding of Missouri and its regions, communities, and people, both past and present. The Missouri Bicentennial provides opportunities for citizens to celebrate, explore, and share perspectives on the state’s rich history and culture. Missouri Society of Professional Surveyors (MSPS) The purpose of the Society is to represent the interests of and be a primary spokesman for the surveying profession in Missouri; to elevate the standards of the surveying profession in Missouri, thereby benefiting the general public; to insure that the general public and offices of records receive superior land surveying that brings about an upgrading of land records; to sponsor legislation and educational programs beneficial to the public and Surveyors; and to improve the professional recognition of the surveying profession by the public and by other related professions. Missouri Valley Special Collections The Missouri Valley Special Collections (MVSC) consist of the non-circulating local history and genealogy resources of the Kansas City Public Library as well as the Library’s archives. Its mission is to preserve our area’s heritage and provide access in meaningful ways to the collections and materials. Osage Nation Official website of the Osage Nation, a federally-recognized Native American government. Headquartered in Pawhuska, Oklahoma, approx. 60 miles northwest of Tulsa, Osage Nation exercises governmental jurisdiction over the Osage reservation, a more than 2200 square miles area extending from Tulsa to Kansas.
