the work of Ms. Katherine Goodwin, a student at Truman State University, The Chariton Collector experienced a rebirth of sorts in 2006. All stories and photographs from each of the eighteen issues were scanned and placed online for free use by the general public via the website of Truman State's Pickler Memorial Library. Additionally, Kirksville High School donated interview tapes, transcripts, and photographs associated with The Chariton Collector to Pickler Libraries' Special Collections department. Rare copies of the Collector can sometimes be found for sale online or at public auctions, but always for many times the original cover price. External links http://library.truman.edu/scpublications/Chariton%20Collector/main.asp The Chariton Collector online. References 1980 establishments in Missouri 1989 disestablishments in Missouri Biannual magazines published in the United States Defunct magazines published in the United States Folklore magazines History magazines published in the United States Local interest magazines published in the United States Magazines disestablished in 1989 Magazines established in 1980 Magazines published in Missouri Oral history Procedural knowledge Simple living Student magazines published in the United States Traditions