Bill Hart
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Bill Hart is a fifth generation Missouri native, having grown up in Perry County in southeast Missouri. His interest in small town and roadside Missouri was fostered by his work for the past several years with the Missouri Alliance for Historic Preservation (Missouri Preservation), where he currently serves as Executive Director. He holds a degree in Historic Preservation from Southeast Missouri State University and did his graduate coursework in Architectural History at the Savannah College of Art and Design in Georgia. Bill is particularly interested in vanishing Missouri building types, including roadside and countryside. He was one of the founders of the Missouri Barn Alliance and Rural Network (Mo BARN), advocating for documentation and preservation of Missouri’s historic farmsteads.
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‘Historic Missouri Roadsides’ Offers Fresh Routes For Exploring The Show-Me State – St. Louis Public Radio
From French colonial architecture in Ste. Genevieve and “levee-high pie” in Kimmswick to Civil War history in Bonnots Mill, Missouri is home to plenty of fascinating travel destinations –many of them off the beaten path. Bill Hart gives readers a
Sedalia included in ‘Historic Missouri Roadsides’ – Sedalia Democrat
A tragic fire at a publishing warehouse gave author Bill Hart the opportunity to produce a second edition of his Missouri travel book and to also include a destination point for Sedalia.
Preservationist maps a path for lovers of rural Missouri – KMA Land
Over the river and through the woods might be the way to Grandma’s house – but it’s also a great way to see Missouri, says writer and preservationist Bill Hart.
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