Would you have expected there to be a “corncob pipe capital of the world?” Believe it or not, Washington, Missouri, holds this unique distinction. The Missouri Meerschaum Company is the world’s oldest and largest producer of corncob pipes in the world, operating since 1869. The company runs a museum and retail shop located on the riverfront right next to their still-active pipe factory, and admission is free.
Cowan's Restaurant, Elm Street, Washington, MO, USA
Distance: 0.13 mi (straight line)
106 Elm St, Washington, MO 63090, USA
Distance: 0.13 mi (straight line)
120 West Main Street, Washington, MO 63090, USA
Distance: 0.17 mi (straight line)
WashMO on the Go, Elbert Drive, Washington, MO, USA
Distance: 0.26 mi (straight line)
Rotary Riverfront Trails, Elbert Drive, Washington, MO, USA
Distance: 0.26 mi (straight line)
Washington Historical Society, East 4th Street, Washington, MO, USA
Distance: 0.39 mi (straight line)
Iron Spike Model Train Museum
Distance: 1.33 mi (straight line)
1917 Bedford Center Dr, Washington, MO 63090, USA
Distance: 1.61 mi (straight line)
2021 E Fifth St, Washington, MO 63090, USA
Distance: 1.97 mi (straight line)
Shop Around the Corner, Phoenix Center Drive, Washington, MO, USA
Distance: 2.32 mi (straight line)
Triple 3 Vineyard, Sunny Road, Washington, MO, USA
Distance: 6.66 mi (straight line)
Klondike Park Waterfront, Katy Trail, Augusta, MO, USA
Distance: 9.49 mi (straight line)
1868 Hwy F, Defiance, MO 63341, USA
Distance: 10.66 mi (straight line)
Purina Farms, William Danforth Way, Gray Summit, MO, USA
Distance: 10.91 mi (straight line)
john colters grave new haven mo
Distance: 11.35 mi (straight line)
Pinckney Bend Distillery, 1101 Miller St, New Haven, MO 63068, USA
Distance: 11.38 mi (straight line)
125 Front, New Haven, MO, USA
Distance: 11.40 mi (straight line)
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