Pony Express Region, Missouri
Come to this region and discover what thousands of glod seekers, outlaws, explorers and traders knew 200 years ago - this northwest corner of the state is a great stopover, no matter where you're headed. Rich in Old West legends and flavor, the Pony Express Region offers unique towns, intriguing attractions and tree-filled countryside to explore.
Though much ahs changed since horseback riders stopped in this region for lodging and supplies, the legends these riders built live on in the area's museums, tour homes and brick-paved streets. Come and make your own legendary memories in the Pony Express Region.
Explore Pony Express Region
Ray County Museum and Genealogical Library
Ray County, known as the Mother County of Missouri, and, its County Seat, Richmond, boasts a beautiful turn of the century building for its museum. 37
Richmond, MO MuseumsNational Military Heritage Museum
Housed in the Harvey Ellis designed brick building that formerly served as the city'
St. Joseph, MO MuseumsStep Back In Time Tours
Jamesport, Missouri is home to the largest Old Order Amish Settlement west of the Mississippi River. Step-On-Tour guide for 25
Jamesport, MO ToursJesse James Home
This 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 HomesPatee House Museum
The museum was the site of the Pony Express Headquarters in 1860
St. Joseph, MO MuseumsAlbany Driving/Walking Tour
Self-guided tour meanders past Victorian homes set in rural charm. Brochure shows brief history of each site incluiding historical town square courthouse. Brochure at "Information Center."
Albany, MO ToursSociety of Memories Doll Museum
Over 600 dolls ranging from 1840s "covered wagon dolls"
St. Joseph, MO MuseumsThe Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art
Built in 1913, the architecture and character of the Albrecht residence houses the finest collection of 18th, 19th, and 20
St. Joseph, MO MuseumsM'Shoogy's Emergency Animal Rescue
Largest no-kill, all animal rescue in the US. Including wildlife, federal migratory birds on 22 acres of gardens, and an antebellum home built in 1872
Savannah, MO Wildlife Refuges