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Webster County History Museum


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Webster County History Museum In 1911 Marshfield became the smallest United States community west of the Mississippi to receive a Carnegie Foundation grant for the purpose of founding a library. Today this building houses the Webster County History Museum. This is a wonderful place to visit, see and appreciate the history of the county.

The "Walk of Fame" begins on the sidewalk in front of the Webster County History Museum. Six famous Missourians are honored on the walk of fame each year during the Annual Cherry Blossom Festival, which is held in April.


Address: Clay Street
Phone: 417-859-3925
Our Website:www.marshfieldmochamberofcommerce.com

Come visit us in Marshfield, Missouri

Attractions and Upcoming Events

Walnut Springs Farm & Museum

Originally this 420 acre farm was a part of the 850 acre Hosmer Dairy Farm established in the late 1880's by Edmund J. and Eliza J. Hosmer. This farm pioneered the dairy industry in Southwest Missouri. By 1916, the Hosmer Dairy Farm was the largest butter dairy farm in the state.

Marshfield, MO Museums

Edwin P. Hubble, American Astronomer

Marshfield is the hometown of the famous astronomer, Edwin Powell Hubble. He was born on November 29, 1889 to an insurance executive in Marshfield and passed away in California on September 28, 1953.

Marshfield, MO Famous People

Hubble Space Telescope Replica

Replica of the Hubble Telescope, quarter-size. Marshfield is the birthplace of Edwin Hubble, the telescope'

Marshfield, MO Monuments

Webster County History Museum

In 1911

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Marshfield Country Club

Course Access: Semi-Private
Holes: 18
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Marshfield, MO Golf Courses

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