Welcome to the Greene County Historical Society's webpage! Based in Springfield, Missouri, the Society was established in 1954 to foster and maintain an interest in the history of Springfield and Greene County. Today the Society meets this goal through programs, publications, projects, and other outreach activities.

The Society's webpage is designed to give visitors more information about the Society's work. It also serves as a tool for finding other websites with useful information about this region's history and culture.

Unfortunately, the Society's volunteers cannot help with reference questions. We suggest you visit our webpage on Local Libraries and Archives to find help with your research needs.

What's New

• There's a great new resource about Greene County available on the Internet!! The Greene County Historic Sites Board has developed "Exploring Rural Greene County: A driving tour of registered historic sites (and other interesting features) in rural Greene County."

• The Society would like to thank Gordon McCann and Ashley Hull for their recent program on traditional fiddle music of the Ozarks. Planning is underway for the Society's fall meeting. Information will be posted when it becomes available.

• The Union Campground Cemetery Association has recently developed its own website. The cemetery is located northeast of Springfield and dates back to 1840. Learn more!

• Now's the time to join the Greene County Historical Society! Membership dues for 2009 are only $5.00. Please take this opportunity to join us in preserving our region's unique history. Click here for details.
  

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