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History Museum
7:50 pm
Tue January 15, 2013

Circuit Attorney Will Look Into Issues At History Museum

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Circuit attorney Jennifer Joyce has agreed to review concerns raised about governance at the Missouri History Museum.

Updated at 8:00 p.m. with statement from Missouri History Museum.

The prosecutor in the city of St. Louis will look into some of the governance and oversight issues plaguing the Missouri History Museum.

"Upon request, we have agreed to review concerns brought to the St. Louis Board of Aldermen in connection with the Missouri History Museum. At this point, it would be inappropriate to discuss this matter further," Jennifer Joyce said in an written statement. 

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Arts & Culture
4:54 pm
Fri December 21, 2012

Archibald Steps Down From History Museum, Receives Large Payout Of Cash

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While Robert Archibald is stepping down as president of the Missouri History Museum, he will be getting a financial payout of close to a million dollars.

The museum’s board of trustees accepted Archibald’s resignation on Friday.

Despite the circumstances of his departure, Archibald himself will still be receiving a payout of $566,000 for unused vacation, plus $270,000 for a six-month consult contract.  All told, $836,000, as he walks out the door.

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History Museum
1:43 pm
Thu December 20, 2012

Archibald Resigns As History Museum President

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The president of the Missouri History Museum, Bob Archibald, has resigned amid controversy over his compensation and museum governance.

Updated at 4:45 with comments from ZMD board member Gloria Wessels.

Updated with comments from Zoo-Museum District board member Jerome Glick, and to correct Archibald's tenure at the museum.

The president of the Missouri History Museum in Forest Park has resigned.

A spokesman for the museum confirmed that Robert Archibald submitted his resignation to the chair of the museum's Board of Trustees today. The spokesman, Everett Dietle, did not have any additional information. The board will meet Friday morning at the museum.

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