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The State Historical Society of Missouri is a private organization dedicated to preserving and studying the history and cultural heritage of the state. The society is located on the University of Missouri's campus in the Ellis Library. They have a large collection of documents, letters, newspapers, journals, and books as well as the largest Missouri state newspaper collection in the country, including the first newspaper, published in 1808. Additionally, they have a significant art collection with more than 4,000 paintings, sketches, lithographs, and editorial cartoons. One of the most well-known artists in the museum is George Caleb Bingham, who created many pieces of art based on Missouri life.

Address: 605 Elm St, Columbia, MO 65201, Phone: 800-747-6366

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