African American

• Before Dred Scott: Freedom Suits in Antebellum Missouri
  Students gain an understanding of the struggle of antebellum slaves seeking their freedom in Missouri courts.
• Missouri's Early Slave Laws: A History in Documents
  Students use original documents to learn more about slavery in Missouri.
• Progress Amidst Prejudice: Portraits of African Americans in Missouri, 1880-1920
  Students are able to visualize through photographs how African American Missourians lived, worked, learned and struggled.
• United States Colored Troops in Civil War Missouri
  Students explore the role of Missouri's African American Union troops in the Civil War through the use of primary sources.

Lewis & Clark's Corps of Discovery

• Following the Lewis & Clark Trail 
  Students learn about the Lewis and Clark expedition in Missouri by exploring the campsites and landmarks of the journey.
• A School Yard Journal 
  Students gain an understanding of how to create their own journal, much like those Lewis and Clark created as they explored.
• Mapping Lewis and Clark in Missouri
  Students explore the importance of the Corps of Discovery expedition through a variety of activities.

Other

• Crack of the Pistol: Dueling in the 19th Century
  Students use original records to glimpse the role dueling played in Missouri history.
• Education Curricula: Exploring the Foundations of Churchill's Leadership
  Education curricula and programs at the Churchill Memorial have been developed to meet the needs of Missouri's students and teachers. The lessons of Winston Churchill's leadership are made relevant for students of the 21st Century both in the classroom and at the Churchill Memorial.
• Man's Best Friend: The Old Drum Story
  Students gain an understanding of the judicial process through Missouri court records related to the origin of the saying “a dog is man’s best friend.”
• Ticket to the Past: The First 25 Years of the Missouri State Fair
  Students explore the Missouri State Fair through original documents.