This park includes a portion of the Trail of Tears used by the Cherokee Indians in their forced march from Tennesse to Oklahoma. Exhibits in the visitor center highlight the march. The park also offers camping, hiking, water recreation, picnicking and scenic views of the Mississippi River.
RV sites, tent sites, electricity, swimming, fishing, trails, toilets, shower, playground, and ADA accessible. ...
Cape Giradeau, Missouri was held for the duration by Union forces. Monuments honoring both the North and the South are locat...
Built in 1819, a National Methodist Shrine....
First printed here in 1861, the museum exhibits journalism, military history, and First Amendment concerns - nationally and i...
A 1,300 acre wildlife area on the St. Francis River floodplain. One of the few remaining vestiges of bottomland hardwoods in...