Members' Monthly Tour: The Library and Research Center

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The Missouri History Museum Library and Research Center, at 225 S. Skinker Boulevard in St. Louis, was constructed in 1927 as the fourth permanent home of the United Hebrew Congregation. Today the "LRC" houses the Museum's vast collection of artifacts related to Missouri history and also serves as a vital resource for genealogy and house history research.

Enjoy coffee and pastries and hear from Museum experts about the history of this beautiful building and the Museum's vast collection.

If you cannot join us for the member tour, the Library is open to the public Tuesday through Friday.

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Reservations are required for the tour.

Call the Reservations Department at (314)361-9017.

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Missouri History Museum Library and Research Center
225 S Skinker Blvd.
St Louis, MO 63105

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Please Note: This tour will take place at the Museum's Library and Research Center, located across from Forest Park at 225 S. Skinker Blvd. Parking is available just south of the building or on the street.

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Missouri History Museum

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http://mohistory.org/node/9562