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Towns
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Steelville, Missouri
The "Home of Hospitality," "Floating Capital of Missouri."
Gateway to the Ozarks," and "Population Center of the US"
are just some of the phrases that describe Steelville.
Located approximately 11 miles east of Mound Ridge on
Highway 8, Steelville is truly the small town with a big
heart. Quaint specialty shops line the town's main street,
which has been restored to its early 1900's appearance.
There, you will discover antique furniture, collectibles,
wood carvings, pottery, and locally made crafts.
www.steelville.com.
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St. James,
Missouri
St. James, Missouri is known as the “Forest City of the
Ozarks”. The community has many beautiful buildings and
outstanding recreation areas that were gifts to the
community from the James Foundation, a foundation of Lucy
Wortham James, one of the first citizens of St. James.
Located approximately 6 miles from Mound Ridge, the downtown
St. James area provides an exclusive shopping experience
with local hospitality and friendliness. Antique stores,
specialty and apparel shops, and gift stores line the
downtown corridor.
www.stjamesmissouri.org.
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Cuba, Missouri
The Missouri House and Senate have proclaimed Cuba, Missouri
as the "Route 55 Mural City." The Viva Cuba organization
completed its first mural in 2001 with plans to have 12
completed by 2007, which is Cuba's 150th anniversary.
www.crawfordco.com/murals The murals, located along historic
Route 66, involve events from Cuba's and the nation's
history. As of today, 11 of the beautiful murals can be seen
throughout Cuba.
www.cubamo.com.
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Worship
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Steelville
Presbyterian Church
What ought to be, not what is - that is our Mission. To
close the gap between the way things currently are in our
church, our community and our world, and the way things
ought to be, we believe God calls members of Steelville
Presbyterian Church to: maintain a church that is
comfortable to us and others; welcome worshippers of all
ages, educational background, ethnicity and social status;
find their unique talents and use them to spread the Good
News; constantly strive to improve religious education for
ourselves and others; serve God through service to others;
work together for the fellowship, health and welfare of the
community; strive to make all feel welcome, not only in the
church, but the community; to be led by the Holy Spirit; be
more intentional in sharing our faith with our families,
neighbors, friends, co-workers and others in the community;
be open to changes that will benefit our church and our
community; promote meaningful religious practices, worship
and fellowship activities; be active members in the church -
in mind, spirit and body. First and High Streets,
Steelville, Missouri. Sunday School - 10:00 am. Sunday
Worship - 11:00 am. Pastor - Mary Arnold.
www.steelvillepresbyterian.org
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First
Presbyterian Church of Cuba
First Presbyterian Church of Cuba, Missouri is the oldest
church in the community, established in 1866. Our mission is
to continue to provide in this twenty-first century a
worshipful atmosphere for people of all ages and backgrounds
as well as a Christian Education program that encourages and
strengthens the faith journey of each participant. Our
outreach programs give aid and comfort to the lonely, aged,
infirm, and others less fortunate within our community. We
strive to increase public awareness through involvement in
the local ministerial alliance and civic organizations. 701
North Main at Hickory Street, Cuba, Missouri. Sunday Worship
- 9:00 am. Pastor - Mary Arnold.
www.glpby.org/1stcuba.htm
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Trinity Chapel
Presbyterian Church, Cuba
Corner of Hwy. 19 & Hwy. C, Cuba, Missouri. Pastor - Gary
Mace.
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First
Presbyterian Church of Sullivan
205 East Springfield Road, Sullivan, Missouri. Pastor - Ann
Pitman.
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Argo Presbyterian Church,
Bourbon
Route 1, Bourbon, Missouri.
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First
Presbyterian Church of Rolla
The First Presbyterian Church has a diversity of interests
and backgrounds. God binds us together as a people whom he
calls his children through our faith in Jesus Christ. Our
common life is sustained by the power of the Holy Spirit. We
have been a part of the Rolla community since 1864. We are a
member church of the John Calvin Presbytery, Synod of
Mid-America, Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) and a
participating church in the Rolla Ministerial Alliance. 919
East 10th, Rolla, Missouri. Sunday Worship - 9:45 am. Sunday
School - 11:00 am. Interim Pastor - John Nipper
www.rollanet.org/~presby/
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Parks
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Maramec Spring Park
Operated by the James Foundation, Maramec Spring Park
contains one of the largest springs in Missouri with an
average daily water flow of 100 million gallons of water.
Take pleasure in the history of the Park, since it was the
site of the first successful Iron Works west of the
Mississippi River. The Park includes museums, camping sites,
hiking trails, general store, playgrounds, shelters, tennis
courts, a restaurant, and a trout hatchery with some of the
best trout fishing anywhere. 21880 Maramec Spring Drive St.
James, MO 65559, (573) 265-7387,
www.conservation.state.mo.us/areas/ecentral/MaramecSpring/.
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Meramec Caverns
Meramec Caverns is the largest commercial cave in the state
of Missouri. Meramec Caverns is open year round and offers a
fun, affordable vacation for all its visitors. The
well-trained rangers can accommodate groups of any size.
Learn how Mother Nature built an ancient limestone "Wine
Table" and an entire 7-story mansion... all underground. On
tour you will see both the rarest and largest cave
formations in the world. Nestled agelessly among the lush
foothills of Missouri's rolling Ozark's, these magnificent
caverns chronicle over 400-million years of history
including: The formation of caves and stalactites, fossils
and limestone, Indians of Missouri, European miners and
explorers, dramas of the Civil War, train robberies and
great escapes, ballroom dances around the 1900's, the Great
Depression, World War II, Hollywood movies, and the list
goes on. Directions: I-44 East, Exit 230 Stanton Missouri
(800) 676-6105,
www.americascave.com.
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Onondaga Cave State Park
Missouri, the Cave State, has more than 5,500 caves, and
some of the state's most scenic natural wonders lie beneath
the surface -- in caves. One Missouri cave stands out above
the rest -- Onondaga Cave in Onondaga Cave State Park. Deep
underground there is a world that nature has created using
water to form deposits of tall stalagmites, dripping
stalactites, active flowstones and many other colorful
deposits. There is also plenty of natural beauty to enjoy
above ground at the park. Vilander Bluff Natural Area
provides visitors with a panoramic view of the Meramec
River. Take a hike through the Meramec River valley, canoe
or fish in the Meramec River or enjoy a picnic lunch. Learn
about the park's natural resources above and below the
earth's surface through exhibits inside the visitor center.
7556 Hwy. H Leasburg, MO 65535, (573) 245-6576,
www.mostateparks.com/onondaga.htm.
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Dillard Mill
State Historic Site
A barn-red mill nestled among green trees beside blue waters
rolling over a rock dam create the colorful setting of one
of Missouri's most picturesque historic sites. Dillard Mill
State Historic Site interprets one of Missouri's
best-preserved, water-powered gristmills. Completed in 1908,
Dillard Mill sits along Huzzah Creek and was the second mill
built at that site. The first, Wisdom's Mill, built in the
1850s, was destroyed by fire in 1895. The mill ceased
operation in 1956. Today, most of the original machinery is
still intact and operational. A turn of a wheel brings the
machinery back to life during tours of the mill, which are
given year-round. 142 Dillard Mill Road Davisville, MO
65456, (573) 244-3120,
www.mostateparks.com/dillardmill.htm.
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Wineries
The area has been making history for
over 80 years with award-winning wines and hundreds of acres of
vineyards sprawling through the Ozarks Highland Viticultural
area. An ideal climate and terrain make for an excellent
harvest.
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Peaceful Bend Winery
Katie and Clyde Gill have created the perfect marriage of
vineyard and cellar at Peaceful Bend Winery. Built in 1972,
the winery emulates the traditional family owned and
operated estates of Europe. With 72 acres including
vineyards and river frontage, the estate is ideal for
finding your own space, opening a bottle of wine, and
enjoying the afternoon in the sun or shade. 1942 Highway T
Steelville, Missouri 65565, (573) 775-3000,
www.peacefulbendvineyard.com.
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St.
James Winery
For over 30 years, the Hofherr family has been making
award-winning wines in St. James Missouri. At St. James
Winery visitors can take guided tours and enjoy free samples
of wines. The large gift shop offers gourmet edibles,
souvenirs, glassware and wine accessories. 540 Sidney Street
St. James, Missouri 65559, (573) 265-7912, (800) 280-9463,
www.stjameswinery.com.
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4-M Vineyard &
Rosati Winery
This 1933 winery is located on Historic Route 66 between St.
James and Cuba, Missouri. One of Missouri’s Ozark Highland
Viticultural Area wineries. The winery features Rosati wines
and 4-M award-winning grape juice, as well as local crafts
and 70 other Missouri wines. 22050 State Road KK St. James,
MO 65559, (573) 265-6892, (573) 265-8147.
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Meramec Vineyards
Meramec Vineyards began with a vineyard first planted by one
of the original Italian immigrant families to the Ozark
Plateau around the early 20th century. The attractive gift
shop has gourmet food and wine-related items and an Art
Gallery with original art from very talented local artists
who have won national and international awards. Visitors are
invited to taste the wines and juices and enjoy the tasty
menu in the Bistro d' Vine. 600 State Road Route B St.
James, MO 65559, (877) 216-WINE, (573) 265-7847.
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Ferrigno Winery
Twelve acres of vineyards surround the Ferrigno Winery
located in St. James Missouri This family run winery
produces ten estate bottled wines of quality and character
from dry to sweet. A large shaded wine garden, walking
trail, and rustic tasting room along with fine cheeses and
sausages are also available. 17301 State Route B St. James,
MO 65559, (573) 265-7742.
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Heinrichshaus
Vineyard & Winery
For over twenty years, owner Heinrich Grohe has been
inviting customers into Heinrichshaus Vineyard & Winery. He
encourages all to come and discover the hidden serenity
located in St. James, Missouri. 18500 State Route U St.
James, MO 65559, (573) 265-5000,
www.heinrichshaus.com.
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Golf
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St. James Golf Club
Hwy. 68 South- Box 127 St. James, MO, 65401, (573) 265-8688.
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Cuba Lakes Golf Course
Hwy. O & Hwy. 19 Cuba, MO 65453, (573) 885-2234.
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Owensville Golf Course
Owensville, MO 65066, (573) 437-8877.
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Fourche Valley Golf Club
Rt.. 2 Box 108, Potosi, MO 63664, (573) 438-7888.
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Oak Meadow Country Club
Rt. 4 Rolla, MO, 65401, (573) 364-6767.
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Miner's Golf Course
1001 West Tenth Street, Rolla, MO 65409, (573) 341-4217.
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Salem Golf and Country
Club
Salem, MO 65401, (573) 729-3080.
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Sullivan Country Club
900 East Vine, Sullivan, MO 65401, (573) 468-5803.
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Music
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Meramec Music Theater
Located in historic Steelville, Missouri, the theater
features the best in country, gospel, golden oldies,
bluegrass music and comedy. All the fun of a Branson show
without all the traffic. Steelville, Missouri 65565, (573)
775-5999,
www.misn.com/MMT/index.html.
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Wildwood Springs Lodge
Wildwood Springs Lodge is picturesquely situated on a high
bluff overlooking the Meramec River and the rolling green
valleys of the Ozarks. The “Living Room Concerts” are held
in the lobby, in front of the big stone fireplace, after
guests have enjoyed European style dining featuring home
cooked meals and homemade desserts! Most of the artists who
grace the “stage” perform up close, personal, and unplugged.
Guests enjoy the experience of a lifetime, and the
performers walk away with warmed hearts and big smiles.
Grand Drive Steelville, Missouri 65565, (573) 775-2400,
www.wildwoodspringslodge.com.
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