Gone But Not Forgotten
Oak Ridge Church Known as ‘The Country Church’
The Oak Ridge Church was known as the "Country Church."
Gasoline Sold by Galpin Auto, Knight Oil Co., and Others
Galpin Auto Supply, owned by J.P. and Mildred Galpin, once operated in Gallatin, MO.
1940s: Jameson History Narrated by Early Resident V.L. Scott
The following was written by my uncle, Robert Clinton Brown, circa 1940, based on merchants I knew...
1930-1940: ‘Snapshots’ of National, Local Events in this Decade
Some statistics about the United States during the decade of 1930-40, commonly referred to as the...
Weldon’s Produce on Gallatin’s North Main Street
Weldon's Produce once did business from this building located on North Main Street, next door to...
C.K. Connell Hardware on East Side of Gallatin Square
C.K. Connell Hardware once operated on the east side of the Gallatin business square at 125 North...
McClelland’s Supply on East Side of Gallatin Square
McClelland's Supply once operated from the Hamilton Building on the east side of the Gallatin...
Rural Life in the 1940s; Bluford Goins’ Civil War Sword
The following narrative focuses on Bluford Goins, written by Sammy Evans and as published by the...
Schools: 1940 Map Plots Public Schools in Daviess County, MO
This 1940 road map of Daviess County locates rural schools throughout the county. The map was...
1937: Critical, Prolonged Ice Storms Hit Daviess County, MO
The winter of 1937 was a year of much ice. Prolonged ice coverage on the land was the most...
1937: Gallatin’s Connection to the Search for Amelia Earhart
"Without having had the actual experience, it is hard for one to appreciate just how difficult it...
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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