"Escape the 20th century. Nestled on a bluff along the Missouri River, Arrow Rock
is untouched by time. Arrow Rock invites you to enrich the present by visiting the
past."
"Whether you're planning a family vacation, weekend or just a great day trip, Clay
County is a great get-a-way bargain! Camping to casinos, fishing to festivals, jazz to
Jesse, our attractions, historic sites, lakes, camping and golf are certain to please the
most finicky members of your family!"
" Hannibal has been a thriving small town ever since the days of trapping and
trading furs. Whether it is commerce on the river, an annual festival, or even just day to
day life, there is always something exciting happening. Hannibal is also historically rich
from and before the time of its most famous author, Mark Twain."
" the "Heart of America." We invite you to partake in all that our
beautiful city has to offer - world class attractions and performing arts, superb dining,
outstanding sports and unique entertainment facilities.
The great sights and sounds that are uniquely Kansas City make for an unforgettable
experience. And our people are some of the friendliest you'll encounter anywhere. The
local hospitality community is committed to providing outstanding service and to making
your stay the best it can be.
There is an excitement building in all corners of the city. From the recently expanded
H. Roe Bartle Hall Convention Center to our sensational new Zoo, Kansas City is on the
move, developing outstanding new attractions."
"Nestled in the gentle rolling hills of Northeast Missouri, Kirksville shines in
the quality of life offered to its residents.
The Kirksville area offers numerous lakes and state parks with great hunting and fishing
to challenge nature lovers of all types. As a regional and state leader, Kirksville offers
the best to both the body and the mind. A well-rounded, family-oriented community awaits
you here."
"When it comes to vacations, no one has our background. Expansive forests and
rolling hills, enhanced by dramatic bluffs, surround the more than 1150 miles of
meandering shoreline of the Lake of the Ozarks. 175 miles from St. Louis and 165 miles
from Kansas City, the Lake is the northern gateway to the Ozarks."
Then in winter "The eagles come in November to nest here for the winter. The
countryside takes on a peaceful nature this time of year. Then we light it up with over a
million Christmas bulbs for the holidays, creating a festive atmosphere for the holiday
concerts, children's activities, dining, dancing and celebrations for the New Year. In the
quiet, renewing January and February months, the Lake seems to rest and the stillness is
soothing...a romantic getaway...the warmth of a cozy fire...candle lit dinners. "
"Welcome to Central Missouri's Lake of the Ozarks, located approximately 180 miles
from St. Louis, MO, 170 miles from Kansas City, or 90 miles from Springfield, MO or 140
miles from Branson, MO. (Mileage estimated from Bagnell Dam.) "
"Maryville has many opportunities for recreation with the recent completion of the
Mozingo Lake Recreational Facility. Boating, swimming, hiking, fishing, picnicking and
camping can be enjoyed at our 3,000 acre park. Surrounding a portion of the 1,000 acre
lake is the 18-hole Mozingo Lake Golf Course, nominated as one of the five best new public
courses for 1996. "
"From the moment you first step into our city, you'll feel the rich history of our
heritage. Founded in 1860, Sedalia began as a rough frontier town in the new west. When
the Pacific Railroad arrived a year later. Sedalia boomed as it began its evolution into
the Queen City of the Prairies."
"Amidst the gentle mountains, lush forest, deep blue lakes and swift streams of the
Ozarks sits Missouri's third largest city. Springfield defines the "best of both
worlds." Here, city style meets country charm. Downtown vitality meets down home
hospitality. And a booming business community shake hands with a vacation boom town,
Branson, Missouri. Springfield is the city that feels right at home in the country."
"Located on scenic river bluffs, St. Joseph, Missouri, is a great American city
with a fascinating heritage and an eye on the future. Born of the fur trade, nurtured by
the "Westward Expansion" and brimming with a spirit of adventure, St. Jo is a
city you will never forget. "
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