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When the US Army Found Out How Stubborn Missouri Mules Really Are - Vimarsana News

When the US Army Found Out How Stubborn Missouri Mules Really Are

This just in. Missouri mules are stubborn. How stubborn are they? Just ask any serviceman or woman who had to deal with them during World War 2 when the US Army drafted them into service.

Step Into a Time Machine and See a 157-Year-Old Missouri Mansion - Vimarsana News

Step Into a Time Machine and See a 157-Year-Old Missouri Mansion

Would you like to step into a time machine and see what life was like in Missouri back in the year 1876? You can in a virtual kind of way as there are pictures and video showing the inside of an abandoned Missouri mansion that was built that year.

Step Into a Time Machine and See a 157-Year-Old Missouri Mansion - Vimarsana News

Step Into a Time Machine and See a 157-Year-Old Missouri Mansion

Would you like to step into a time machine and see what life was like in Missouri back in the year 1876? You can in a virtual kind of way as there are pictures and video showing the inside of an abandoned Missouri mansion that was built that year.

Watch Mizzou Researchers Open a Time Capsule Buried in 1899 - Vimarsana News

Watch Mizzou Researchers Open a Time Capsule Buried in 1899

In the late 1800's, University of Missouri students and faculty buried a time capsule near Parker Hall on the Mizzou campus. Now, over 100 years later, it's been opened by researchers and you can see what's inside here.

Watch Mizzou Researchers Open a Time Capsule Buried in 1899 - Vimarsana News

Watch Mizzou Researchers Open a Time Capsule Buried in 1899

In the late 1800's, University of Missouri students and faculty buried a time capsule near Parker Hall on the Mizzou campus. Now, over 100 years later, it's been opened by researchers and you can see what's inside here.