The Haviland Museum contains nearly a thousand pieces of Haviland China. Examples of this fine porcelain can be found dating from the 1850s to the 1920s. Within you will also find a display of soup tureens, oyster plates, game sets, a mural of 19th century Limoges by...

The Lewis and Clark Museum is located on the upper level of the Boat House and can be accessed by stairs or an elevator. Among the many museum exhibits are dioramas illustrating highlights of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, Native American displays, and various...

Located within a stone’s throw of the Missouri River and Katy Trail State Park, and in the heart of historic St. Charles, First Missouri State Capitol State Historic Site is the first seat of the state’s government. Its rough hewn timbers and dark wood floors...

The building occupied by the St. Charles County Historical Society at 101 South Main Street, St. Charles, MO, celebrated its 175th anniversary in 1998. It was originally known as the “Market and Fish House.” In honor of the building’s 175th anniversary, the...

The Frenchtown Heritage Museum is a stop on the tourist trail with displays of Frenchtown and St. Charles memorabilia. It is also a research facility for those who wish to find information about people, buildings and businesses in the Frenchtown Historic Preservation...

The Historic Aircraft Restoration Museum, located at Creve Coeur Airport in Maryland Heights, Missouri, is a museum dedicated to restoring and preserving historical aircraft. The airplanes in the collection are all fabric-covered, and most are biplanes from the...

The museum is easily accessible from US Highway 40 and Chesterfield Airport Road, in the heart of the Chesterfield Valley. The active and bustling interchange is comprised of over one mile of recently developed commercial and retail properties that are collectively...

Fifteen structures and period gardens at Faust Historical Village give visitors a strong sense of what day-to-day life was like in a small nineteenth-century village. All structures were moved here from their original spots in St. Louis County areas. Located inside...

The house was originally a four-bay, two-story, log or half-timbered structure, having two single-story flanking wings appended to both sides. In later years, a two-story kitchen with sleeping rooms above was added to the rear and the east wing was removed. The home...

Sophia M. Sachs was the widow of Sam Sachs, who founded Sachs Electric Co. and was influential in the development of Chesterfield, Missouri, a suburb of St. Louis. Mrs. Sachs retained her wonder of discovery until her death in May 1999. She shared that beauty with...