Admission: Free
Hours: Year Round.
Address: Main Street
Phone: 573-335-1631
Handicapped Accessible.
Come visit us in Cape Girardeau, Missouri
The Interpretative Center is a museum focusing on the 1803
Cape Girardeau, MO MuseumsPublic burial ground given to the city by Louis Lorimier. George Lewis, a cousin of George Washington, is buried here. Established in 1808
Cape Girardeau, MO CemeteriesCollections of Mississippian Indian pottery and tools, 1904 World'
Cape Girardeau, MO MuseumsCommon Pleas Courthouse grounds have played an important part in the city'
Cape Girardeau, MO Historic CourthousesCollections of Mississippian Indian pottery and tools, 1904 World's Fair statuary, fine arts exhibitions, and regional histor...
A state-of-the-art exhibit hall interpreting the 1838-39 Saxon Lutheran Immigration and history of the seven original coloni...
American Indian artifacts, Egyptian collection, WWI, WWII, Korean War, fashions from early 1800s to 1900s, railroad, swamp cl...
The site includes the 1818 Federal-style Felix Valle' House, which was used as a residence and merchantile store and the vert...
First printed here in 1861, the museum exhibits journalism, military history, and First Amendment concerns - nationally and i...