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Below is a list of events that happened after 1911.
Below is a list of events that happened after [[1911]].


==Events==
==Events==
A handful of people met, under the leadership of founder Max Storm, to discuss the formation of a society with a mission dedicated to “preserving the memory and memorabilia of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition”.
===1916===
* An Endowment Fund for the benefit of an Historical Museum and Library, to consist of the Archives of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company .
===1925===
* The Louisiana Purchase Historical Association Corporation was merged into The Missouri Historical Society, as Francis Davis had long intended.
===September, 1934===
* DeForest Wireless Telegraph Tower, standing atop a hill in Creve Coeur Park overlooking the lake, was disassembled for the last time.
===April, 1986===
* A handful of people met, under the leadership of founder Max Storm, to discuss the formation of a society with a mission dedicated to “preserving the memory and memorabilia of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition”.<ref name="G10">1904 World Fair Society, Various Sources</ref>


==See also==
===April 30, 1986===
* On the 82nd anniversary of the opening day of the Fair, the World's Fair Society held their first official membership meeting. <ref name="G10" />


==Notes==


==References==
==References==
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==External links==
==External links==

Latest revision as of 01:16, 24 February 2024

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Below is a list of events that happened after 1911.

Events[edit | edit source]

1916[edit | edit source]

  • An Endowment Fund for the benefit of an Historical Museum and Library, to consist of the Archives of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company .


1925[edit | edit source]

  • The Louisiana Purchase Historical Association Corporation was merged into The Missouri Historical Society, as Francis Davis had long intended.


September, 1934[edit | edit source]

  • DeForest Wireless Telegraph Tower, standing atop a hill in Creve Coeur Park overlooking the lake, was disassembled for the last time.


April, 1986[edit | edit source]

  • A handful of people met, under the leadership of founder Max Storm, to discuss the formation of a society with a mission dedicated to “preserving the memory and memorabilia of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition”.[1]


April 30, 1986[edit | edit source]

  • On the 82nd anniversary of the opening day of the Fair, the World's Fair Society held their first official membership meeting. [1]


References[edit | edit source]

  1. 1.0 1.1 1904 World Fair Society, Various Sources

External links[edit | edit source]