Jefferson City now has many sites to recognize its connection to Lewis and Clark, including a monument that sits next to the Missouri State Capitol in Jefferson City, known officially as the Lewis and Clark…
If you’re interested in trailing along the path traveled by Lewis and Clark, Rocheport, Missouri is a cannot miss. History was made for this historic town when Lewis and Clark passed through on June 7,…
After setting out early on the morning of June 7, 1804, William Clark noted that the expedition stopped for “brackfast at the Mouth of a large Creek on the S. S. of 30 yds wide…
In the heart of Jefferson City lives the Louisiana Purchase Statue. This commemorative monument pays tribute to the defining moment when the United States purchased the land west of the Mississippi River. Important figures featured…
Considered one of the best statues of Thomas Jefferson in existence, this 13 foot bronze statue graces the entrance of the Capitol Building. Built by James Earle Fraser, this monumental statue of our third President…
Sugar Loaf Rock is a high potential historic site on the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail. To be deemed a high potential historic site, a location must have either: historic significance, presence of visible…
Built in 1928 by Simon Construction Company, the Tiger Hotel is a luxury boutique hotel located in the heart of Columbia, Missouri. Just steps away from The University of Missouri’s Columbia campus as well as…
Located right in the heart of downtown Columbia, Glenn’s Cafe is a Columbia institution. Despite being a part of the luxurious Tiger Hotel, another Columbian institution, you don’t have to be a guest of the…
