Historic Buildings
The Missouri State Fair is home to a significant number of early 20th century buildings. Architectural styles range from classical to art deco. The Foundation is dedicated to the preservation of these historical treasurers.
Coliseum
Built in 1905-1906 and designed by the Architect Thomas Bast, the Coliseum has traditionally be used for showing livestock and horses.
Swine Barn
Built in 1922 and designed by Architect Thomas Bast, the Swine Barn was originally used for both swine and sheep. In the 1960s the building was expanded to the west to provide more space for livestock and exhibitors.
Womans Building
Built in 1910 and designed by Architect Thomas Bast, the Womans Building is constructed in Georgian Revival style popular for elegant homes of the early twentieth century. The building originally had a dormitory space and a ballroom on the third floor. Today, it is home to the Missouri State Fair Museum.