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Built in 1936, this post office was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2009.
Get a taste of the simple life (and some delicious eats) with a visit to the small town of Fredericktown, Missouri.
The White's Cafe Fredericktown, MO Though this sign remained in beautiful shape after the restaurant changed hands (becoming Mi-Ma's), it was removed before the storefront switched to its current status as a barbecue joint. I wonder what happened to the sign. Maybe descendents of "the White" reclaimed it?
Railroad Building
A beautifully designed dam on the northern end of City Lake, in Fredericktown Missouri.
the old Skaggs Farm silo off of OO 2 miles north of Fredericktown
Johnson Shut-Ins outside of Fredericktown, Missouri
Shop items by LoriesWesternGemsCo located in Fredericktown, Missouri.
I know what you're thinking about the photo above. This scene couldn't possibly come from Missouri. This must be some mountain vista in West Virginia or another place far away. No, it really is Missouri. The water is the good ole St. Francis River in Madison County, not far from Fredericktown...
Another "Window into the Past". This is East Main St in Fredericktown Missouri, then and now. Not sure when the then is, maybe someone with automotive knowledge can pinpoint it? View LARGE On Black
Western Figure. Born in Harford, Kentucky, he was the oldest brother of Virgil, Morgan, and Wyatt Earp. At the outbreak of the Civil War, he enlisted in the 17th Illinois Infantry, Union Army and was badly wounded in a battle at Fredericktown, Missouri, After the war, he traveled through different states before...
Wards Store Fredericktown, MO I don't think this was a Montgomery Ward outlet; just a store run by someone named Ward. I could be wrong. I often am.
Designed by architect Theodore Carl Link (of St. Louis Union Station fame) in an eclectic mix of Romanesque, Georgian and probably Italian affinities. ~ according to the NRHP Registration Form www.dnr.mo.gov/shpo/nps-nr/00001548.pdf
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Lucky B Lanes Fredericktown, MO I think this alley was called "Lucky 5" when it opened; I don't know what necessitated the change.
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