Place's Dairy was once a prominent business in Gallatin, MO.
Place’s Dairy Serving Gallatin, MO, Households
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Gone But Not Forgotten
1909: Fire Destroys Lumber Company in Lock Springs
On Aug. 29, 1909, fire destroyed business buildings located near the J.F. Brown Lumber Company in...
1909: Antique Seth Thomas Clock Atop Daviess County Courthouse
What does the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C., and the Daviess County Courthouse in...
1908: The Hidden ‘Treasure’ at Gallatin City Hall
Probably few people know the story of Gallatin's city hall and what is hidden in the former...
Windsor Hotel at Northwest Corner of Gallatin Square
The Windsor Hotel once stood at the corner of Jackson and Market Streets at the northwest corner...
Yesteryear Scenes at Coffey in Daviess County, MO
Yesteryear Scenes at Coffey in Daviess County, MO:
1908: Gallatin’s YMCA Building Constructed
The meeting to organize the YMCA in Gallatin was held in the Methodist Church on Jan. 16, 1887. In...
Noteworthy Residences Constructed in Gallatin, MO
Efforts to catalog residences throughout Daviess County have been sporadic over the years. One...
1907: Shultz Studio of Gallatin, MO
Many, many photographs of the people and community of Gallatin, MO, during yesteryear were the...
1907: Woodruff Hotel on South Side of Square
Woodruff Hotel once operated from the middle of the block on the south side of the Gallatin...
1907 (circa): Gallatin United Methodist Church
One of the earliest settlers of Daviess County, MO, was James McMahan, a Methodist preacher who...
1906: The Origin of Dockery Park in Gallatin, MO
Gallatin's city park bears the name of Governor Dockery who donated 14 acres of land for public...
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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