Housed in the Harvey Ellis designed brick building that formerly served as the city'
St. Joseph, MO MuseumsA small intact 1860-1905 residential neighborhood built during St. Joseph's "Golden Age."
St. Joseph, MO Historic HomesThis was the house where outlaw Jesse James was killed April 3, 1882. Exhibits include artifacts from Jesse's grave after he was exhumed in 1995
St. Joseph, MO Famous HomesBuilt in 1873, the two-story structure underwnet extensive restoration and remodeling in 1979
St. Joseph, MO Historic CourthousesOur guides will board your vehicle for a two-and-a-half hour tour of the Amish farmlands and replica of Amish home, relating ...
A 2,300-acre forested conservation area with hiking trails, picnic shelters, hunting, fishing and camping. Statewide regulati...
Located at the only factory for Stetson hats in the world. Ball caps, golf hats, straw and dress hats, western jewelry and c...
On March 1, 1906, the Carnegie Public Library was opened to the public. Through the years, many additions and renovations wer...