Welcome to SCHS.ws
Sappington-Concord Historical Society’s “home on the web!”

Johnny's Market and Sappington-Concord Memorial Park

World War II Honor Roll in Sappington-Concord Memorial Park to get new neighbor: A fond farewell to Johnny’s Market, and a big “hello!” to the new Lindbergh Schools district offices.

• Focuses on the history of the Sappington-Concord area and surrounding areas in South St. Louis County, part of the St.Louis, Missouri metropolitan region, in the USA.
• Covers the two areas of South St. Louis County, Sappington and Concord, which occupy the central area served by the local school district, the Lindbergh Schools. The Sappington-Concord Historical Society was founded in 1992 out of an initiative of the then Superintendent of Lindbergh Schools, Dr. Jim Sandfort.
• Is a non-profit organization funded by membership subscriptions and donations by members.

The Sappington-Concord Historical Society…

• Often referred to as the Society or SCHS, is a membership-focused organization. It is not focused on a building or museum. The SCHS focuses on serving its members and the community. The membership is largely composed of people in the Sappington-Concord area, or who have some connection to the area, but the Society welcomes anyone with an interest in the Sappington-Concord area or history in general to become a member and join in the activities and programs sponsored by the Society. See the Joining page to learn more.
• Focuses on activities for its members and the general public, sponsoring presentations on history at its membership meetings. The Society also sponsors tours, and has an annual Memorial Day ceremony. To learn more about SCHS activities and programs, go to the Events page.
• Meets in various public spaces, since it does not have a facility of its own. Most meetings and events are at Lindbergh High School. See Directions to Lindbergh High School.

The Sappington-Concord Historical Society…

• Publishes a quarterly newsletter for its members, has a book on the Sappington-Concord area, Sappington-Concord; A History, now out of print but available in St. Louis County libraries. It has a book on local veterans, HomeTown Heroes, which is still in print and is available for purchase at the administrative offices of the Lindbergh Schools.
• Has a small archive which is the source of temporary displays that are presented at various times and places throughout the area. It consists of photos, documents and other memorabilia. Items were contributed by area citizens and the Society continues to accept further contributions at any time.
• Works with various institutions and organizations in the area including schools, churches, Boy Scout troops, libraries, retirement facilities, local municipalities and civic organizations. See more info.
• Is proud of its almost 25 years of service to the people of the Sappington-Concord area and beyond.

To learn more about SCHS, see About Us. Topics include:

• Mission statement
• Membership and joining
• Governance
• Board member listing
• The Sappington-Concord area
• SCHS history
• Website
• Website photos

To find events good for you and your friends, see the Events menu.

To join SCHS, get the printable Membership Form.

Sappington-Concord Historical Society has a lot to offer, right now and into the future! Please tell your friends,  family and neighbors about SCHS and to come visit this website at schs.ws to get all the latest information.

Tell them also that we are on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/SappingtonConcordHistoricalSociety
We look forward to seeing you all at both places, and of course in person at some of our events and programs!

The dinner bell and the plow, symbols of the SCHS rural and agricultural heritage.

Sappington-Concord Historical Society…

                        …join us and we’ll make history together!

Go to Joining page.