Independence missouri

This otherworldly church spire reaches up toward the heavens.

Looking for fun things to do in Independence, Missouri? You're in luck! This town has cool historical sites, fun stuff for families, and great places to eat. Find awesome shops to visit. See well-restored old houses and pretty parks for a vacation. Prepare for a good time in a cool town!

LDS Historical Sites in Independence Missouri

Webb castle, Truman rd. Independence, Missouri

Defined by the magnificent Ozark Mountains and the Missouri and Mississippi rivers, Missouri is a Midwestern state with modern metropolitan centers

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Things to do in Independence MO. Good food, Historical houses, places of interest, food in Independence Missouri.

Oregon National Historic Trail, Missouri to Oregon - This is the historic stone marker in Independence, Missouri.

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Visit Polly's Pop in Independence Missouri

Historical Independence Missouri is home to the Harry S. Truman Library, the Truman National Historic Site, and the National Frontier Trails Museum.

On Labor Day weekend I stepped back in time on my trip out to the Midwest....to Independence, MO, where the trails start and the buck stops.

Perhaps best known as the hometown of the 33rd President of the United States, there’s much more to Independence, Missouri, than Harry Truman’s home, library, and legacy. Located just to the east of Kansas City, Independence is chock-full of many fascinating, historic, and quirky things to do, see, and experience.

Built by Missouri Pacific in 1913 in Independence, Missouri, the birthplace of Harry Truman. Now a geneology museum and Amtrak stop.

Independence Missouri Street Scene | OldRide.com

We are still camping in Blue Springs, Missouri, which is the next town south of Independence. We spent our last three days in Independence. We first visited the Truman farm. Harry had graduated high school and had moved to Kansas City and became a bank clerk. He was well paid ($100.00 a month) and he spent much of his time at plays and cultural events. He also spent time at the library, as he was an avid reader of History and Biographies. Four years later his parents took over his…

Missouri is a lush forest state with plenty of large cities. The cliffs, bluffs, and rocky terrain create a plethora of great hiking spots. With the Missouri River running through ... Read more

Could "The Point" have been on North River in Sugar Creek? There is a parking area there on the bluff overlooking the Missouri River. As