This set of genuine playing cards will be a topic of lively conversation at your next pitch or poker game.  Each card features a different historical photo from Ozark County.

Every page in this scrapbook-style publication is in full color, showcasing quilts of all patterns and styles with a connection to Ozark County.  Whenever possible, the quilts were photographed with their owner, and stories are included about them.  This book will appeal to anyone who loves quilts or history.

Now available for purchase at the Historium or by mail, this book is a collection of letters, photos and stories about the Ozark County men who served in the military during the Great War. The lyrical, poignant, first-hand accounts of their experiences brings to life a time that is now a century in the past. The timing of the book's publication coincides with the 100-year anniversary of the United States' entry into the war.

This beautiful, 106-page book, measuring 8 1/2" x 11" with original cover artwork by local artist Milan Chisam, was written and compiled by Dr. Mary Ruth (Luna) Sparks, whose husband, Mike, is a long-time volunteer at the National World War I Museum and Memorial in Kansas City. In addition to the many letters written by the men, there are articles about how the home folks supported the war effort with fund-raising and in other ways. Hundreds of Ozark County families were involved, in one way or another.

Black and white edition now available!

This CD contains the entire copy of the original big brown history book, originally published in 1991 to celebrate Ozark County's Sesquicentennial.  More than 800 pages of the history of our county's people, places and events are included as searchable PDF files.  This is an important research tool for anyone with a connection to Ozark County. 

Thirty-four years worth f popular society newsletter, all on one DVD.  And, it's searchable!  What a valuable resource for anyone with a connection to Ozark County!  Each page is a convenient PDF format and could be easily printed.