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IN THIS ISSUE

FEATURES

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BOOKENDS OF FREEDOM
Few people realize that a speech given on a small Missouri campus is considered by many to have been the start of the Cold War. How fitting it is, then, that 20 years after the Iron Curtain fell, a section of the wall that represented it stands in the same place the war began.



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THE WAY OF THE AMERICAN GENIUS
Highway 36, which connects the state’s western border to its eastern border, is dotted with towns called home by a number of Missourians who changed the world.
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IF WALLS COULD TALK
When planning a quick day-trip to the state capital, most people would probably envision touring the sacred halls in which laws are passed. In Jefferson City, though, visitors can also tour the halls of another building that once served as a less pleasant home to men who had no regard for the law.


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A MISSOURI GREAT LAKE TURNS 50
Table Rock Dam and the great lake it created have been bringing visitors to Southwest Missouri for 50 years.


DEPARTMENTS
Into the Past—J.C. Penney Museum, Hamilton
Taste of Missouri—Casper's, Springfield
Fairs & Festivals—Toonfest, Marceline
Places to Stay—Museum Hill Bed & Breakfast, St. Joseph