A cultural exchange awaits you each time you visit Jamesport, MO. This is the home of the largest...
Amish Lifestyle — A Throwback to Yesteryear
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Amish of Jamesport
Amish at Jamesport, MO: Authenticity Attracts Attention
The Amish are known for helping their neighbors in times of need. Rescuing an entire town from...
Keeping the Values of Life Simple
Missouri's Amish center their lifestyle on family. Note: Although this first was published by the...
Schools: The Simple Amish Way of Education
When the Amish first moved into the Jamesport, MO, area in 1953, it was at the schools where their...
Differences Between Amish and Mennonites
Here's a brief comparison and contrast: AMISH -- The Amish separated from the Mennonite fellowship...
About the Amish Church in the Jamesport, MO, Community
At one time the Amish community at Jamesport was divided into six districts comprised of 12 to 30...
Learning Old Ways
Agronomy specialist studies Amish to understand cultural differences (Source: Exclaimer --...
Diverse cultures living at Jamesport
Jesse Harris was determined in 1836 to prove that two diverse cultures could live harmoniously, so...
2000: Amish Auction Draws Crowds Well Over 1,000
Amish farmer Melvin Graber moved to the Jamesport area from northwest Ohio 35 years ago and found...
Visit the 1889 Squirrel Cage Jail, located 2 blocks west of the Daviess County Courthouse in Gallatin, MO. This historic relic is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and serves as a visitors’ center — by appointment,
Trudi Burton, ph: 660.663.7342
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