Do you enjoy Stamp Collecting?

We are a great group of men, women and youth that enjoy the hobby of kings. If you are interested in collecting, postal history or history in general this is a great group to learn from and share your knowledge.


Eric Jackson (June 2026)
Tami Jackson (June 2026)
Elizabeth Desrosiers (June 2026)
James Arnett (June 2026)
Jay Accola (May 2026)
Jeffrey Marker (April 2026)
Glenn Stark (March 2026)
John Standlee (March 2026)

Date/Time Event
July 27, 2026
7:30 pm - 9:00 pm
GMCSC Monthly Meeting
Dielmann Recreation Center, Creve Coeur MO
Date/Time Event
July 27, 2026
7:30 pm
Lick and Stick (Stampfest prep)
Dielmann Recreation Center, Creve Coeur MO

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Prominent
Saint Louis
Philatelists

Date/Time Event
July 21, 2026
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
LASO: Classic U.S. Plate Blocks


Open to everyone – PLEASE RSVP Online

OPEL+ Lunch (Aug 2026)August 10, 2026 at 11:30 AM
Syberg’s Dorsett
2430 Old Dorsett Rd, Maryland Heights, MO, 63043

  • Did you Know? (June 2026)
    A murder mystery. In 1892, Gaston Leroux, a well-known Parisian collector at the time, was found murdered. It took detectives months to solve the case, but they did. The culprit was Hector Giroux. The motive? The 2-cent Hawaiian Missionary stamp. Today, 15 known on and off cover; off $250K and up, on $2.25M.
  • Famous Postal Employees: Abraham Lincoln (June 2026)
    Lincoln’s postal career is one of the most charming and humanizing chapters of his early life — and it played a real role in shaping his reputation for honesty and public service. Lincoln, like Washington and Franklin, has appeared on over 1,000 stamps worldwide.

Coming in January 2027

    St. Louis Stampfest ~ 2026 St. Louis Stampfest ~ 2026
    August 8, 2026 - August 9, 2026
    See full event for times.

    MSDA - St. Louis, MO MSDA - St. Louis, MO
    October 3, 2026 - October 4, 2026
    See full event for times.


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      On July 14, 1853, President Franklin Pierce opened a glass-and-iron palace in New York City filled with machinery, art, and manufactured goods from around the world. The Exhibition of the Industry of All Nations became the first major world’s fair in the United States and tested whether New York could rival London as a center of industry and culture. The post First Major US World’s Fair appeared first on Mystic Stamp Discovery Center.

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