Scott Watson of Gallatin, MO, served as Missouri state president of the Future Farmers of America...
Gallatin’s Scott Watson a Missouri FFA State President
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People You Should Know
Gallatin Lions Club Members (circa 1980)
If some community event or need arises, members of Gallatin Lions Club usually respond. These men...
Novelist of Note: John Selby of Gallatin, MO
Gallatin has provided an exceptional number of nationally acclaimed leaders in business,...
KU Allen Field House Named after Jamesport Native Phog Allen
Basketball coaching legend Phog Allen was born Nov. 18, 1885, at Jamesport, MO. His father was one...
GHS 1910 Valedictorian Mervin Joe Kelly the Chairman of Bell Labs
Few people have impacted the communications world we live in today more than this innovative...
High Rank: USN Admiral Richard Cruzen of Antarctic Fame Hails from Gallatin, MO
Admiral Richard H. Cruzen (1897-1970) was a graduate of Gallatin High School and became one of...
High Rank: USN Capt. James A. Shreckengaust of Pattonsburg, MO
Vietnam War veteran James A. Shreckengaust is among those from Daviess County, MO, achieving high...
Sports: Gilman City Brothers Relive 1968 NAIA Baseball Championship
The clear blue afternoon sky above St. Joseph’s Phil Welch Stadium on June 8, 1968, had long since...
Vietnam War: Marine Veteran Danny Critten on National TV
A Daviess County war veteran figures prominently in "Dateline NBC" program to be nationally...
Hubert Long Captured Daviess County Life on Film
Much of the life and times in Gallatin, MO, captured on film for many years was done by Hubert...
Gallatin’s Jazz Musician Walter Page Helped Build KC’s Tradition
Redevelopment of Kansas City's rich jazz heritage is evident at 18th and Vine. You might be...
High Rank: Capt. Black Commands First Nuclear Sub Division
Navy Capt. Robert G. Black, a 1935 graduate of Gallatin High School, is remembered as the first...
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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