A Nightingale Sang: 175 years of Music in History
In 1851, the Campbell House was newly built, the city of St. Louis was flourishing, and audiences across America were captivated by the voice of opera superstar Jenny Lind, the […]
In 1851, the Campbell House was newly built, the city of St. Louis was flourishing, and audiences across America were captivated by the voice of opera superstar Jenny Lind, the […]
Romance, Immigrants and Bob Hope at Jefferson Barracks Based on NiNi Harris’s new book, Jefferson Barracks, defending the nation since 1826 In 1826, the high ground south of St. Louis that overlooked the Mississippi […]
Sunday, October 18, 3-6 p.m. Enjoy light hors d’oeuvres and Roman Punch in the garden. Members receive 20% off all purchases in the Museum Store, which will be stocked with […]
Before the veil between worlds grows thin this Hallows' Eve, step across the threshold of the Campbell House Museum and into a world where mourning, memory, and mystery intertwine. We […]
Missouri is truly in the middle of it all. The state’s place at the confluence of the Missouri and the Mississippi Rivers attracted Native Americans, French and Spanish fur traders, […]
Twenty-eight historic sites, museums, and privately-owned homes are once again joining together to present a grand holiday tour. For this one-day event, each venue will be decorated in a festive […]