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Almost Yesterday is a glimpse into the rich history southeast Missouri. Dr. Frank Nickell takes listeners on a journey to specific moments in time. A gifted storyteller and local historian, Dr. Nickell’s wit and love for the past are combined with sounds and music that augment his narrative.

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Almost Yesterday: What May Have Been the Last River Boat Race on the Mississippi 1:46

21 hours ago1:46

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It seems like Almost Yesterday that the last of the unplanned and unscheduled steamboat races occurred on the Mississippi.

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Almost Yesterday: The Missouri Origins of Texas 1:47

8 days ago1:47

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It seems like Almost Yesterday that the territory Americans know as Texas began – from its origins in Southeast Missouri.

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Almost Yesterday: Franck's Gardens 1:48

15 days ago1:48

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It seems like Almost Yesterday that the landscape of Cape Girardeau featured a number of special places where residents could relax and enjoy a pleasant change of scenery. In the middle of the nineteenth century Franck’s Gardens on the hill along Jackson Road, now Broadway, was such a place.

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Almost Yesterday: Carleton College in Farmington, Missouri 2:00

22 days ago2:00

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It seems like Almost Yesterday that Miss Eliza Ann Carleton began a log cabin college north of Farmington, Missouri. Her goal was to establish a college of high quality for the young people of the region.

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Almost Yesterday: Explosion at Fayville 1:59

29 days ago1:59

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It seems like Almost Yesterday that the Aetna Powder Company plant at Fayville, Illinois exploded.

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Almost Yesterday: Charles Lindbergh, The Flight 1:47

5 weeks ago1:47

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At 7:52 a.m. on May 20, 1927, Lindbergh took off in his plane, “The Spirit of St. Louis,” barely clearing the trees surrounding Roosevelt Field in New York, and with two canteens of water, five sandwiches, 450 gallons of gasoline in five separate tanks, no windshield in his plane, only two small side windows and a periscope from which to see ----- he headed east towards France.…

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Almost Yesterday: The Golden Eagles Marching Band Goes to the Super Bowl 2:00

7 weeks ago2:00

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It seems like Almost Yesterday that the State College Golden Eagles Marching Band became national media stars. In 1971, the 160 member Golden Eagles band was selected to perform at the Super Bowl in Miami, Florida.

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Almost Yesterday: Southeast Initiates Intercollegiate Debate 1908-1911 1:59

8 weeks ago1:59

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It seems like Almost Yesterday that intercollegiate debate began on the campus of Southeast Missouri Normal School. A turning point in that process was the arrival on campus of Professor Arthur Winn Vaughn, who served as the motivation for the expansion of debate from an on-campus activity to competition with other colleges.…

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Almost Yesterday: The Great Flood of 1937 1:59

9 weeks ago1:59

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It seems like almost yesterday that a large weather front stalled over the Ohio Valley, covering much of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky. Heavy rain fell during the first three weeks of January, 1937, elevating the Ohio River to record levels from Pittsburgh to Cairo, and into the lower Mississippi.…

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Almost Yesterday: On the Wings of a Dove 2:00

10 weeks ago2:00

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It seems like Almost Yesterday that I first heard the song “On the Wings of a Dove.” This haunting melody was written by Robert Ferguson of Willow Springs, Missouri. In 1958 Ferguson was the manager of another Missourian, country singer Ferlin Husky.

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Almost Yesterday: Henry Moore and His House 1:43

12 weeks ago1:43