House on Walnut Street reflects South Hannibal’s railroad heritage
Mamie Doughterty and her sister Catherine Dougherty, are pictured when they were little kids, at 608 Walnut Street. they are daughters of...
Hannibal woman launched annual Sophomore Pilgrimage
The historic Hinton house is located at 1634 Grace Street. It was constructed during the first decade of the 20th Century for the J.P....
Colors of autumn are prevalent at River City Greenhouse
MARY LOU MONTGOMERY Tim Glascock has owned and operated River City Greenhouse since 1984. The business has been located at on Route HH,...
A glimpse into Grace Street’s early days
Tim and Linda Browning Rice contributed this photo of three children on a porch swing circa 1950. Linda is a the child at right. In the...
Arnolds owned St. Mary’s Ave. stately home for some 65 years
Situated on an acre and a half lot fronting St. Mary’s Avenue is a house constructed circa 1905, for the Willis Burns Arnold family. Two...
City plans impressive welcome for ‘the ship that won the war’
Bird’s-eye view of landing craft, barrage balloons, and allied troops landing in Normandy, France, on D-Day, June 6, 1944. U.S. Maritime...
The Park: A strictly first-class hostelry
This image of the Park Hotel was published in “History of Marion County, Missouri, 1884.” MARY LOU MONTGOMERY John B. Price, (1822-1895)...
From the 1988 HCP files: Opry humorist laughs at fate
Despite his comedic antics, Bill Atterberry, born in 1942, is an accomplished musician and can play seven instruments. Hannibal...
Flood of 1947, photos by Stanley H. Nicholson
Hannibal as it was. Most, but not all, of the buildings pictured have been demolished over the years. Stanley Nicholson gave these photos...
Richards earned pharmacy degree; brought expertise back to Hannibal
Frank Richards, 1867-1925. A Hannibal native who operated a pharmacy at 112 Main St., for 20 years, circa 1897-1916. Photo shared by the...