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Maps of Missouri history, economy, art, and politics help illustrate the various events that shaped the life and times of the 18th and 19th centuries.
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St. Louis Zoological Park, cultural landmark
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From its beginning in 1916, the St. Louis Zoo was a part of the community's cultural activities. This hand-colored map from 1919 captures the buildings, walkways and natural features of this landmark.
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St. Louis death rate
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Maps help citizens and leaders understand the impact of events on their communities. In 1883, public health officials used maps like this one to compare death rates within the City of St. Louis.
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University offers varied course offerings
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Chartered in 1839, the University of Missouri at Columbia grew to become an educational institution with regional and national distinction. By the time this map was drawn in 1914, the campus had buildings to support its many classes in mining, the sciences, and agriculture.
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