Stump Island Park is located on the site of the June 10-11, 1804, camp named "Stump Island" in Lewis and Clark's journal. An interpretive sign is posted there.
RV and tent sites, electricity, fishing, toilets, showers and ADA accessible.
Stump Island Park is located on the site of the June 10-11, 1804, camp named "Stump Island" in Lewis and Clark's journal. An interpretive sign is posted there.
RV and tent sites, electricity, fishing, toilets, showers and ADA accessible.
The building housing the Glasgow Museum is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and was given to the city in 1976. The Gothic Revival building, originally a Baptist church, was constructed in 1861
Glasgow, MO MuseumsEstablished in 1866, Lewis Library is the second oldest library in the State of Missouri and the oldest library building in continuous use west of the Mississippi.
Glasgow, MO Historic BuildingsStump Island Park is located on the site of the June 10-11, 1804, camp named "Stump Island" in Lewis and Clark's journal. An interpretive sign is posted there.
Glasgow, MO RecreationShrine dedicated to Mary in a natural setting featuring a 14-ft. stainless steel sculpture of Mary. Fountains, pools, a water...
Reclaimed strip-mine area is one of two state parks where off-road motorcycling is allowed. Seven strip pits for swimming, ca...
RV and tent sites, electricity, fishing, trails, toilets, playground and ADA accessible. ADA ...
Native Stone is 300 acres of magnificent Missouri countryside. Home to Native Stone Winery, Bull Rock Brewery, Native Stone R...