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The Kirkwood Historical Society
The Kirkwood Historical Society was founded in 1961. The Society, through its Board of Directors and Membership, seeks to discover, collect and preserve the history of Kirkwood and surrounding areas.
    The Society promotes educational programs, exhibits and special events and provides for the preservation of Mudd's Grove. New members are always welcome.

Tours, Weddings, Receptions, Meetings, Private Parties, Membership
Mudd's Grove is open to the public for guided tours at a nominal cost. The house and garden are also available on a limited basis for weddings, receptions, meetings and private parties. Mudd's Grove is handicapped accessible.
    For detailed information regarding tours, private functions, or membership, call 314-965-5151.

The Library
Named for the late Representative, Harlan A. Gould, the library contains approximately 190 volumes including subject matter such as Kirkwood history, railroads, and maps and books by Kirkwood authors. A vertical file is maintained with newspaper clippings and oral histories.

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