HARRISON COUNTY, MISSOURI HISTORICAL INFORMATION

NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORICAL PLACES

THE HAMILTON HOUSE ALSO KNOWN AS THE EDNA CUDDY MEMORIAL HOUSE AND GARDENS
LOCATED AT 1228 W. MAIN ST., BETHANY, MISSOURI

SLATTEN HOUSE ALSO KNOWN AS SLATTENS THOUSAND ACRES
LOCATED IN SHERMAN TOWNSHIP, HARRISON COUNTY, MISSOURI

GRAND TRACE STATE FOREST
LOCATED IN DALLAS AND JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP

WAYNE HELTON MEMORIAL WILDLIFE AREA
LOCATED IN FOX CREEK TOWNSHIP, HARRISON CO. MO

EARLY HISTORY OF HARRISON COUNTY MISSOURI

follow the link to newspaper article that was printed in 1870 which tells about the life of settlers in the early years of Harrison Co.

Page One: EARLY PIONEERS-GAME CREEKS AND GROVES-BUILDING LOG CABINS-SQUATTER SOVERIENGTY,BEESWAX CURRENCY-GOING EIGHT MILES TO MARKET-FIRST MILL IN THE COUNTY-"GRITTING" CORN-SCHOOL HOUSES-PRIMITIVE ELECTIONS

Page Two: TAYLOR GROVE-GRIST MILL-ORGANIZATION OF BETHANY CHRISTIAN CHURCH THIRTY YEARS AGO-SCARCITY OF AMMUNITION-AN INDIAN BOYS TRICK-SKUTIPO-LOST IN THE WOODS