Farmington, Missouri, is a location packed with local and national history. Driving around the Farmington area can bring you to several historical sites, societies, and the iconic Historic Downtown area. From the Missouri Mines and Fort Davidson State Historic Site to the Iron County Historical Society, there is no shortage of interesting places to visit and learn about history. The next time you're looking for something to do, consider checking out these historical sites to learn more about the local area and build a connection to the community.
Battle of Pilot Knob State Historic Site
The Battle of Pilot Knob State Historic Site is the location of one of the most hard-fought battles during the U.S. Civil War. In 1864, Confederate Major General Sterling Price attacked a Union fortification called Fort Davidson on Pilot Knob. At the park and historic site, you can learn about the details of the battle, including the number of lives lost, the technology they were using, the winner of the battle, and tour locations that were important to the strategies of both sides of the U.S. Civil War.
Besides touring historical locations, you can also visit the natural state park in the area for a breath of fresh air and an escape from city life. To learn more about the Battle of Pilot Knob State Historic Site, including Fort Davidson, the nearby park, ticket information, visiting hours, and other nearby attractions, you can visit its website, call its phone number, or visit its office.
Phone: (573) 546-3454
Location: 118 E. Maple St., Pilot Knob, MO, 63663
Missouri Mines State Historic Site
Beginning in the early 1700s, the Missouri Mines were some of the most productive lead mines in the U.S. At the historic site, you can explore how Missouri helped produce lead to fuel U.S. efforts across multiple other fields, primarily in the production of machines during industrialization and metal bullets for the Revolutionary War and other war efforts both inside and outside the U.S. Besides learning about the history through the texts and placards stored on-site, you can also see historical machinery and learn about mining lead, moving it away from the mines, and processing it for other machines.
If you are interested in learning more about the Missouri Mines Historic Site, you can look at its website to learn about its hours, visiting policies, a brief history, and safety information. You can also call its phone number or visit its office.
Phone: (573) 431-6226
Location: 4000 State Highway 32, Park Hills, MO, 63601
Iron County Historical Society
The Iron County Historical Society collects, curates, publishes, and maintains historical documents and its museum to continue its mission of preserving the history of Iron County, Missouri. In this historical society, you can visit the museum to learn about the families that helped keep this region of the state operating throughout history. You can also learn about and contribute to its studies on the genealogy of families in the area to preserve the history of this location for future generations. The Iron County Historical Society hosts programs and outreach initiatives to teach visitors about the history it preserves.
If you are interested in learning more about the Iron County Historical Society, contributing your own stories and family tree to the society, or discovering more of the area's history, you can check out the website. You can also call the phone number or visit the office for more information.
Phone: (573) 546-3513
Location: 13700 MO-21, Arcadia, MO, 63621
Farmington Historic Downtown
The Historic Downtown area of Farmington, Missouri, is an area where modern businesses combine with historic architecture to create a lively place to explore and shop. The next time you're in the downtown area, consider looking at these great historical buildings. To see all of Historic Downtown's locations, you can look at its website.
Butterfields Florist
Butterfields Florist has been serving the Farmington area for over 100 years. This establishment loves building its relationship with the community and providing floral arrangements, orders, and other gifts for those seeking them. Butterfields Florist can prepare something simple for a date, plan for birthdays, or arrange for life's most important events, such as weddings and baby showers. To learn more about this local business, you can visit the website, talk to someone over the phone, or visit the location.
Phone: (573) 756-6696
Location: 302 W. Columbia St., Farmington, MO, 63640
ColJac Artisan Cafe
ColJac Artisan Cafe is a local hot spot that serves refreshing hot and cold drinks and hosts community events.Its menu includes breakfast and lunch items and a variety of coffee and tea drinks. The cafe also dedicates a section of its website to blog posts to help support other local businesses. Whether you're looking for a local spot to meet people or an afternoon spot to grab a refreshing drink, ColJac Artisan Cafe is a place you don't want to miss. Check out the website or visit the location to view the menu and learn more about this business.
Phone: (573) 756-4555
Location: 9 N. Jefferson St., Farmington, MO, 63640
Krekeler Jewelers
Krekeler Jewelers have been serving the Farmington community since 1938. It carries some of the name brands of jewelry that everyone loves, but it also specializes in creating unique pieces for you and your family. At Krekeler Jewelers, you can custom order new jewelry, repair your beloved family heirlooms, purchase and repair watches, and look through the inventory of pieces. You can learn more about this location by looking at its website, calling its phone number, or visiting its location.
Phone: (573) 756-3625
Location: 216 E. Columbia St., Farmington, MO, 63640
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