This photo of Altamont School (circa 1940) shows the second building for public education in the...
Schools: Altamont School District (1915-1954)
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Gone But Not Forgotten
Schools: Missouri’s First School Consolidation at Jameson, MO 1914
Jameson School District was the first in Missouri to consolidate when voters approved the...
1914: Gallatin’s Townsend Block Destroyed by Fire
Opera House in Gallatin destroyed by fire in 1914. Blaze of unknown origin causes a $40,000 loss...
Schools: Yesteryear Photographs of the Jameson School District
Graham’s Mill Once Important for Daviess County Commerce
Graham's Mill once helped link north Missouri farmers to Chillicothe, MO, before the building of...
Controversy in Constructing Good Roads 1913
In 1913 Missouri Gov. Elliott W. Major issued a proclamation setting apart two days in August when...
Daviess County Milling Company at Gallatin, MO
Daviess County Milling Company of Gallatin, MO, was featured by photo and description in the...
1900-1910: ‘Snapshots’ of Noted Local History in this Decade
Gunfighter Jim Warford (alias Jim Lambert) Jim Warford, alias Jim Lambert who grew...
Sunday School Convention at Prairie Valley Church
This is the program used by a meeting of the Sunday School Convention held at Prairie Valley Church
Railroad Important to Whitt-Chamberlain Transfer Co.
The Whitt-Chamberlain Transfer Company once conducted business in Gallatin, MO, assisting in the...
Mann’s Pool Hall
McClaskey Bus and Feed Barn on North Main Street
This bus and feed barn was built by J.W. McClaskey at 211 North Main Street in Gallatin, MO.
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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