Comments for Missouri Tourism http://www.missouribeautiful.com Missouri Vacations, Missouri Travel Guide Wed, 10 Mar 2010 22:04:53 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 Comment on Missouri Attractions by susie sallinger http://www.missouribeautiful.com/central-missouri-tourism/missouri-attractions.html#comment-5804 susie sallinger Wed, 03 Mar 2010 20:48:56 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/central-missouri-tourism/missouri-attractions.html#comment-5804 My husband and I went to Branson last year for the first time. We had the best time. We even bought a resort there and we are going back this July to stay for our free week. I have planned to see several shows and museums. So much to do and so little time. Branson here we come again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! My husband and I went to Branson last year for the first time. We had the best time. We even bought a resort there and we are going back this July to stay for our free week. I have planned to see several shows and museums. So much to do and so little time. Branson here we come again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

]]> Comment on Equestrian Complex at William Woods University - Fulton, Missouri by Holly Simpson(Bfa '77) http://www.missouribeautiful.com/central-missouri-tourism/256-equestrian-complex-william-woods-university-fulton-missouri.html#comment-5555 Holly Simpson(Bfa '77) Wed, 10 Feb 2010 14:02:07 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/central-missouri-tourism/256-equestrian-complex-william-woods-university-fulton-missouri.html#comment-5555 I was an equestrian studies minor in the 1970's, and what I learned in my studies of anatomy, veterinary, stable management, and breeding, has helped in my lifelong equine pursuits. For 4yrs after college(& Art Center College of Design,CA) I managed a 125 horse barn with 2 "A " show trainers, a riding school, tack shop, and numerous boarders. Having Eq. Studies on my resume although I only had it as a minor for a few years definitely has helped open doors and aided me in choosing horses to purchase green and turn into top show animals competing at Madison Square Gardens, and selling for 250k, and another that I bought at 18 months showed dressage then hunter and sold to Miles Davis the jazz legend. Never spent over 2k on prospect horse as I didn't have the money. What I learned about conformation and have continued to learn how it can effect movement and function has helped me make good choices and not just buy "cute" equines. Studying breeding helped me choose my mother mare Roya an American Warmblood who I crossed with a Grande line(hannoverian) to get my mare Grand Enya a Rhinelander. Enya scored Premium at her inspection for conformation and movement by the judge from Germany, and has gone on to train/show dressage. She's quite a talented mare and now I have the physical/mental ability to go forward in her training. I've been slowed down by a near fatal brain injury (sub arachnoid hematoma resulting in semi-hemi paresis) caused by a horse that I was not warned by the owner that it had seriously injured her, and had some mental issues. My horses and dressage have saved my life. Dressage can really help restore mental functionality ie cognizance levels, as well as give me back balance. It has definitely helped my left side of my body of which had been partially paralyzed. Enya and I will start showing again this spring probably first level3,4 the first show or two then move up to second and hopefully we'll be solid third by the end of the year. I'll be travelling to europe to train with a friend in CZ, a former rider/trainer from the Spanish Riding School, Vienna. What you learn in college and from our equine partners can last and help for a lifetime! I was an equestrian studies minor in the 1970’s, and what I learned in my studies of anatomy, veterinary, stable management, and breeding, has helped in my lifelong equine pursuits. For 4yrs after college(& Art Center College of Design,CA) I managed a 125 horse barn with 2 “A ” show trainers, a riding school, tack shop, and numerous boarders. Having Eq. Studies on my resume although I only had it as a minor for a few years definitely has helped open doors and aided me in choosing horses to purchase green and turn into top show animals competing at Madison Square Gardens, and selling for 250k, and another that I bought at 18 months showed dressage then hunter and sold to Miles Davis the jazz legend.

Never spent over 2k on prospect horse as I didn’t have the money. What I learned about conformation and have continued to learn how it can effect movement and function has helped me make good choices and not just buy “cute” equines.

Studying breeding helped me choose my mother mare Roya an American Warmblood who I crossed with a Grande line(hannoverian) to get my mare Grand Enya a Rhinelander. Enya scored Premium at her inspection for conformation and movement by the judge from Germany, and has gone on to train/show dressage. She’s quite a talented mare and now I have the physical/mental ability to go forward in her training.

I’ve been slowed down by a near fatal brain injury (sub arachnoid hematoma resulting in semi-hemi paresis) caused by a horse that I was not warned by the owner that it had seriously injured her, and had some mental issues.

My horses and dressage have saved my life. Dressage can really help restore mental functionality ie cognizance levels, as well as give me back balance. It has definitely helped my left side of my body of which had been partially paralyzed.

Enya and I will start showing again this spring probably first level3,4 the first show or two then move up to second and hopefully we’ll be solid third by the end of the year. I’ll be travelling to europe to train with a friend in CZ, a former rider/trainer from the Spanish Riding School, Vienna.

What you learn in college and from our equine partners can last and help for a lifetime!

]]> Comment on Beggs Family Farm - Sikeston-Miner, Missouri by EDITH BEGGS VACCARO http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southeast-missouri-tourism/222-beggs-family-farm-sikeston-miner-missouri.html#comment-5417 EDITH BEGGS VACCARO Sat, 30 Jan 2010 00:44:23 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southeast-missouri-tourism/222-beggs-family-farm-sikeston-miner-missouri.html#comment-5417 would love to come visit your farm we are from mo.ar.my father was william f.beggs from mo.orig.family in springfield mo.billie fulton, poplar bluff,leaper have old family graves cowboy beside indians some horses told in old. twin brothers came to ellis island late 1800s. just looking for beggs in us. i am in mphs. tn and have home in ms. restaurant outside clarksdale in village of sumner related back to civil war times. love history re: beggs raised in proctor ar/ southend gin co...bet you have a great place to see would love to show my son how hard work brings happiness to life. beggs are known for family fun, fellowship, hard work, outdoor living, looking for to visiting your place i know it would be great..hope your open before hunting season late nov.in the delta....... would love to come visit your farm we are from mo.ar.my father was william f.beggs from mo.orig.family in springfield mo.billie fulton, poplar bluff,leaper have old family graves cowboy beside indians some horses told in old. twin brothers came to ellis island late 1800s. just looking for beggs in us. i am in mphs. tn and have home in ms. restaurant outside clarksdale in village of sumner related back to civil war times. love history re: beggs raised in proctor ar/ southend gin co…bet you have a great place to see would love to show my son how hard work brings happiness to life. beggs are known for family fun, fellowship, hard work, outdoor living, looking for to visiting your place i know it would be great..hope your open before hunting season late nov.in the delta…….

]]> Comment on Missouri Attractions by Erin Wicker http://www.missouribeautiful.com/central-missouri-tourism/missouri-attractions.html#comment-5341 Erin Wicker Fri, 22 Jan 2010 16:27:28 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/central-missouri-tourism/missouri-attractions.html#comment-5341 You should visit Branson's Titanic Museum Attraction. I can only imagine what the passengers of the RMS Titanic must have experienced that cold, starry night in 1912. What a fateful voyage! When you arrive, they give you a "boarding pass" with the name of an actual passenger that was onboard the original RMS Titanic. My character was Lady Duff Gordan, a fashion designer. I got to view the Memorial wall at the end of the tour and discovered that she was one of the survivors. My husband was not so lucky. His passenger died that night. It really gave us chills to get to know them and their fate. You should visit Branson’s Titanic Museum Attraction. I can only imagine what the passengers of the RMS Titanic must have experienced that cold, starry night in 1912. What a fateful voyage! When you arrive, they give you a “boarding pass” with the name of an actual passenger that was onboard the original RMS Titanic. My character was Lady Duff Gordan, a fashion designer. I got to view the Memorial wall at the end of the tour and discovered that she was one of the survivors. My husband was not so lucky. His passenger died that night. It really gave us chills to get to know them and their fate.

]]> Comment on Tony Orlando Yellow Ribbon Special - Branson, Missouri by Ruth Swart http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southwest-missouri-tourism/tony-orlando-yellow-ribbon-special-branson-missouri.html#comment-5319 Ruth Swart Tue, 19 Jan 2010 15:05:56 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southwest-missouri-tourism/tony-orlando-yellow-ribbon-special-branson-missouri.html#comment-5319 Have seen Tony a number of times on Veterans Day in Branson---Wow!!!! He puts"all" into that show!! Have seen Tony a number of times on Veterans Day in Branson—Wow!!!! He puts”all” into that show!!

]]> Comment on Titanic Museum - Branson, Missouri by Erin Wicker http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southwest-missouri-tourism/33-titanic-museum-branson-missouri.html#comment-5254 Erin Wicker Wed, 13 Jan 2010 19:22:21 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southwest-missouri-tourism/33-titanic-museum-branson-missouri.html#comment-5254 Thought I would mention that the Titanic seems to have updated their site. It looks good and my family had an amazing adventure there this winter. What a nice museum with tons of fun and education. Thought I would mention that the Titanic seems to have updated their site. It looks good and my family had an amazing adventure there this winter. What a nice museum with tons of fun and education.

]]> Comment on Harley-Davidson Final Assembly Plant - Kansas City, Missouri by cynthia underwood http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northwest-missouri-tourism/25-harley-davidson-final-assembly-plant-kansas-city-missouri.html#comment-4752 cynthia underwood Thu, 05 Nov 2009 14:28:03 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northwest-missouri-tourism/25-harley-davidson-final-assembly-plant-kansas-city-missouri.html#comment-4752 wow i love this place i wish i had a cool motorcycle wow i love this place i wish i had a cool motorcycle

]]> Comment on Harley-Davidson Final Assembly Plant - Kansas City, Missouri by cynthia underwood http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northwest-missouri-tourism/25-harley-davidson-final-assembly-plant-kansas-city-missouri.html#comment-4751 cynthia underwood Thu, 05 Nov 2009 14:25:33 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northwest-missouri-tourism/25-harley-davidson-final-assembly-plant-kansas-city-missouri.html#comment-4751 this is so cool i love going to see the motorcycles this is so cool i love going to see the motorcycles

]]> Comment on Waterfest - Excelsior Springs, Missouri by Whippernapper http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northwest-missouri-tourism/51-waterfest-excelsior-springs-missouri.html#comment-4748 Whippernapper Wed, 04 Nov 2009 17:22:12 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northwest-missouri-tourism/51-waterfest-excelsior-springs-missouri.html#comment-4748 well.... this sounds like a very good and interesting place that my family would like to go. as a matter fact we are planning to go there very soon!!! so i guess who ever i getting this email, expect to see us there. HOLLA AT YA DAWG!!!!!!! well…. this sounds like a very good and interesting place that my family would like to go. as a matter fact we are planning to go there very soon!!! so i guess who ever i getting this email, expect to see us there. HOLLA AT YA DAWG!!!!!!!

]]> Comment on Sally Rand Museum - St. Joseph, Missouri by Michael http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northwest-missouri-tourism/72-sally-rand-museum-st-joseph-missouri.html#comment-4742 Michael Sat, 31 Oct 2009 22:17:18 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northwest-missouri-tourism/72-sally-rand-museum-st-joseph-missouri.html#comment-4742 I interviewed Sally Rand in 1972,she was defnately a one of a kind and had perfect recall.I said to her that author Irving Shulman mentioned her in his "Harlow" book,she said "Oh,I know,Shulman is full of it....for instance he kept saying that Paul Bern was impotent and that is why he killed his self,well let me tell you,he was NOT impotent,there was nothing wrong with him at all,Shulman lied and never even talked to me!Paul Bern was murdered,alot of people knew that but who is gonna put there number one star in a bad light?Harlow did not kill him,of course,it was some woman he was married to years before."At the time,NOBODY had even heard this story,turned out she was right though...I'd drawn a picture of her which she signed saying "I remember this dress you drew,it was pink and I got it in 1935!"Thought you might find this interesting.Thanks. I interviewed Sally Rand in 1972,she was defnately a one of a kind and had perfect recall.I said to her that author Irving Shulman mentioned her in his “Harlow” book,she said “Oh,I know,Shulman is full of it….for instance he kept saying that Paul Bern was impotent and that is why he killed his self,well let me tell you,he was NOT impotent,there was nothing wrong with him at all,Shulman lied and never even talked to me!Paul Bern was murdered,alot of people knew that but who is gonna put there number one star in a bad light?Harlow did not kill him,of course,it was some woman he was married to years before.”At the time,NOBODY had even heard this story,turned out she was right though…I’d drawn a picture of her which she signed saying “I remember this dress you drew,it was pink and I got it in 1935!”Thought you might find this interesting.Thanks.

]]> Comment on Edge of Hell Haunted House - Kansas City, Missouri by clinton marvin http://www.missouribeautiful.com/kansas-city-missouri-tourism/edge-of-hell-haunted-house-kansas-city-missouri.html#comment-4740 clinton marvin Fri, 30 Oct 2009 14:24:53 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/kansas-city-missouri-tourism/edge-of-hell-haunted-house-kansas-city-missouri.html#comment-4740 AVOID AVOID AVOID This business has some employees who use vulgar language, in front of your children. my wife and i went to the haunted house, and purchased the combo ticket for $116.00, last night , the 28th of october. Two different employees dropped the F-BOMB right in front of our 9 year old child repeatedly. We complained to a man who was supposedly a "manager", the man looked like he was high , or drunk, and was not very accomidating to us , offering A WEAK APOLOGY, AND PROMISING TO REPRIMAND THE TWO EMPLOYESS, IF HE COULD FIGURE OUT WHICH TWO THAT WE TRIED TO DESCRIBE TO HIM. mY WIFE AND i ARE INFURIATED, OVER THIS INCIDENT, and we both were offended, by the fact we paid to have our child hear vulgar profanities, at this business. The manager refused to refund our money, this business is populated with mostly unprofessional scumbag losers and riff-raff ,not paid much most likely who cannot get a real job, other than the temp work here. Enter at your own risk applies to these haunted house businesses, but some common decency is not to be expected here. Take the high road, and avoid this lowlife gutter trash business, unless you also want to pay to have profanity hurled at your family.. AVOID AVOID AVOID This business has some employees who use vulgar language, in front of your children. my wife and i went to the haunted house, and purchased the combo ticket for $116.00, last night , the 28th of october. Two different employees dropped the F-BOMB right in front of our 9 year old child repeatedly. We complained to a man who was supposedly a “manager”, the man looked like he was high , or drunk, and was not very accomidating to us , offering A WEAK APOLOGY, AND PROMISING TO REPRIMAND THE TWO EMPLOYESS, IF HE COULD FIGURE OUT WHICH TWO THAT WE TRIED TO DESCRIBE TO HIM. mY WIFE AND i ARE INFURIATED, OVER THIS INCIDENT, and we both were offended, by the fact we paid to have our child hear vulgar profanities, at this business. The manager refused to refund our money, this business is populated with mostly unprofessional scumbag losers and riff-raff ,not paid much most likely who cannot get a real job, other than the temp work here. Enter at your own risk applies to these haunted house businesses, but some common decency is not to be expected here. Take the high road, and avoid this lowlife gutter trash business, unless you also want to pay to have profanity hurled at your family..

]]> Comment on St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame Museum - St. Louis, Missouri by Mike http://www.missouribeautiful.com/st-louis-missouri-tourism/144-st-louis-cardinals-hall-fame-museum-st-louis-missouri.html#comment-4737 Mike Wed, 28 Oct 2009 16:07:57 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/st-louis-missouri-tourism/144-st-louis-cardinals-hall-fame-museum-st-louis-missouri.html#comment-4737 I have the old'est known Cardinals poster in existence. A 1934 Carddinals all stars poster featuring P.Dean , D.Dean, Martin, Hallahan, Davis, Collins and Frisch the manager.It says (at top) Stars of the St. Louis Cardinals 1934. (bottom) HEAR THE FORD BROADCAST of theWORLD SERIES. Action poses of the players in the middle. Good condition. I had taken it to the old Bush museum where the museum curiator and historian verified that they did not know that there was one like this one in existence. Poster size 19in.x25in. I have the old’est known Cardinals poster in existence. A 1934 Carddinals all stars poster featuring P.Dean , D.Dean, Martin, Hallahan, Davis, Collins and Frisch the manager.It says (at top) Stars of the St. Louis Cardinals 1934. (bottom) HEAR THE FORD BROADCAST of theWORLD SERIES. Action poses of the players in the middle. Good condition. I had taken it to the old Bush museum where the museum curiator and historian verified that they did not know that there was one like this one in existence. Poster size 19in.x25in.

]]> Comment on Beggs Family Farm - Sikeston-Miner, Missouri by Beth http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southeast-missouri-tourism/222-beggs-family-farm-sikeston-miner-missouri.html#comment-4569 Beth Sat, 17 Oct 2009 05:47:10 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southeast-missouri-tourism/222-beggs-family-farm-sikeston-miner-missouri.html#comment-4569 Absolutely the best place to visit in the fall. We took several family members and had a wonderful time! Can;t wait to go again this year! If you haven't been there, I suggest you go early and do the corn maze last (in the dark is the best)! Happy Halloween Absolutely the best place to visit in the fall. We took several family members and had a wonderful time! Can;t wait to go again this year! If you haven’t been there, I suggest you go early and do the corn maze last (in the dark is the best)! Happy Halloween

]]> Comment on Lambert’s Cafe - Sikeston and Miner, Missouri by Mike Zeller http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southeast-missouri-tourism/223-lamberts-cafe-sikeston-miner-missouri.html#comment-4458 Mike Zeller Mon, 05 Oct 2009 02:13:56 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southeast-missouri-tourism/223-lamberts-cafe-sikeston-miner-missouri.html#comment-4458 The food was great - the workers were great - the price was fine. The bathroom was terrible. I got there about 10:40am and went to the larger bathroom by the main entrance. The sinks were all dirty, not fresh dirt. All of the stools had paper in them and the one I used had dirty rusty stains all over the back by the inlet pipe. The stall walls were in need of a good cleaning and the stall doors could use some paint. I had to go to 3 sinks before I found one that worked and the mirrors were spotted. There were bugs in the light covers. I ride down from Effingham IL, 192 miles, once a year and enjoy the ride and the meal. With the fame and volume of customers that surrounds Lambert's Cafes, I was very surprised to find the bathroom that dirty. I am not asking for a reply or anything -this is just FYI. Mike Zeller The food was great - the workers were great - the price was fine. The bathroom was terrible. I got there about 10:40am and went to the larger bathroom by the main entrance. The sinks were all dirty, not fresh dirt. All of the stools had paper in them and the one I used had dirty rusty stains all over the back by the inlet pipe. The stall walls were in need of a good cleaning and the stall doors could use some paint. I had to go to 3 sinks before I found one that worked and the mirrors were spotted. There were bugs in the light covers. I ride down from Effingham IL, 192 miles, once a year and enjoy the ride and the meal. With the fame and volume of customers that surrounds Lambert’s Cafes, I was very surprised to find the bathroom that dirty. I am not asking for a reply or anything -this is just FYI.
Mike Zeller

]]> Comment on Covered Bridges of MO by Jeanette http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northeast-missouri-tourism/95-covered-bridges-mo.html#comment-4455 Jeanette Sun, 04 Oct 2009 20:19:59 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northeast-missouri-tourism/95-covered-bridges-mo.html#comment-4455 The address for union covered bridge in monroe county is wrong. I live near that bridge. The Union Covered Bridge is off Hwy C near Paris, MO. I hate for a person to go looking for it, get lost and cant find it. The address for union covered bridge in monroe county is wrong. I live near that bridge. The Union Covered Bridge is off Hwy C near Paris, MO. I hate for a person to go looking for it, get lost and cant find it.

]]> Comment on American National Fish & Wildlife Museum - Springfield, MO by Mike Heule http://www.missouribeautiful.com/central-missouri-tourism/17-american-national-fish-wildlife-museum-springfield-mo.html#comment-4370 Mike Heule Sat, 26 Sep 2009 20:26:11 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/central-missouri-tourism/17-american-national-fish-wildlife-museum-springfield-mo.html#comment-4370 It's closed for renovation and expansion.... It’s closed for renovation and expansion….

]]> Comment on Beggs Family Farm - Sikeston-Miner, Missouri by shirley http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southeast-missouri-tourism/222-beggs-family-farm-sikeston-miner-missouri.html#comment-3914 shirley Tue, 01 Sep 2009 18:47:04 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southeast-missouri-tourism/222-beggs-family-farm-sikeston-miner-missouri.html#comment-3914 My great grand sons loved the farm the past two years & hope to get back there, this year ! My great grand sons loved the farm the past two years & hope to get back there, this year !

]]> Comment on Assemblies of God National Headquarters - Springfield, Missouri by rosalie braswell http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southwest-missouri-tourism/183-assemblies-god-national-headquarters-springfield-missouri.html#comment-3668 rosalie braswell Sun, 16 Aug 2009 15:20:05 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southwest-missouri-tourism/183-assemblies-god-national-headquarters-springfield-missouri.html#comment-3668 we have a urgent need in order to reap a harvest in the world of people who we former drug addicts to help them be presentable to the public by having their teeth repaired . they are ashamed to go to church because of their appearance please appeal to men and women dentists of god for help Rosalie we have a urgent need in order to reap a harvest in the world of people who we former drug addicts to help them be presentable to the public by having their teeth repaired . they are ashamed to go to church because of their appearance please appeal to men and women dentists of god for help
Rosalie

]]> Comment on Grand River Historical Society Museum - Chillicothe, Missouri by Nancy Hoyt http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northwest-missouri-tourism/9-grand-river-historical-society-museum-chillicothe-missouri.html#comment-3552 Nancy Hoyt Mon, 10 Aug 2009 14:35:28 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northwest-missouri-tourism/9-grand-river-historical-society-museum-chillicothe-missouri.html#comment-3552 Thank you for the nice write-up for the Grand River Historical Society Museum! We have changed our days open to Saturday & Sunday afternoons, April-October, same times, with special tours by prior arrangement.. The CHS exhibit will be greatly expanded this winter, along with other areas. Nancy Hoyt, Board Member Thank you for the nice write-up for the Grand River Historical Society Museum! We have changed our days open to Saturday & Sunday afternoons, April-October, same times, with special tours by prior arrangement..
The CHS exhibit will be greatly expanded this winter, along with other areas.
Nancy Hoyt, Board Member

]]> Comment on Assemblies of God National Headquarters - Springfield, Missouri by Len Soper http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southwest-missouri-tourism/183-assemblies-god-national-headquarters-springfield-missouri.html#comment-3535 Len Soper Sun, 09 Aug 2009 23:43:17 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southwest-missouri-tourism/183-assemblies-god-national-headquarters-springfield-missouri.html#comment-3535 I notice in your information about the radio program, nothing is said about the beginning of the broadcast being called Sermons in Song. I was in the choir in 1946 and was a member of the Sermons in Song quartet, which later became Revivaltime quartet. Les Barnet had the choir first, then Marcus Gaston. I sang with the quartet till 1951, and we made many records. Just wondering if anyone remembered this part of the radio program. God Bles All Len Soper I notice in your information about the radio program, nothing is said about the beginning of the broadcast being called Sermons in Song. I was in the choir in 1946 and was a member of the Sermons in Song quartet, which later became Revivaltime quartet. Les Barnet had the choir first, then Marcus Gaston. I sang with the quartet till 1951, and we made many records. Just wondering if anyone remembered this part of the radio program.

God Bles All

Len Soper

]]> Comment on Fleming Park and Missouri Town 1855 - Blue Springs, Missouri by Debrah L http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northwest-missouri-tourism/8-fleming-park-missouri-town-1855-blue-springs-missouri.html#comment-3533 Debrah L Sun, 09 Aug 2009 20:50:05 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northwest-missouri-tourism/8-fleming-park-missouri-town-1855-blue-springs-missouri.html#comment-3533 Missouri town charger 5.00 per person. And the gate keeper runs you down if you don't pay. It was FREE........ They ;shouldn't b able to charge for this walk unless something is going on... Never going back !!!!!!!!! Missouri town charger 5.00 per person. And the gate keeper runs you down if you don’t pay. It was FREE…….. They ;shouldn’t b able to charge for this walk unless something is going on… Never going back !!!!!!!!!

]]> Comment on Anheuser Museum & Estate - Kimmswick, Mo by michelle perdue http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northeast-missouri-tourism/124-anheuser-museum-estate-kimmswick-mo.html#comment-3531 michelle perdue Sun, 09 Aug 2009 19:26:09 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northeast-missouri-tourism/124-anheuser-museum-estate-kimmswick-mo.html#comment-3531 My mother Lynn Hollis looked after William Straub Anheuser for the last 18 years of his life. He had a daughter Althea named after Bill's sister who died aged 3. She passed away going on 6 years ago. Bill lived a very full life and died 2 years ago leaving us at age 98. He was and is very dear to us. I to have heard many stories about that time in his life at Kimmswick and all his childhood friends. And to answer your question Fred and Olga were the parents of Fred, Althea, William and Presley Anheuser. i am always happy to hear stories of this family. Michelle Perdue My mother Lynn Hollis looked after William Straub Anheuser for the last 18 years of his life. He had a daughter Althea named after Bill’s sister who died aged 3. She passed away going on 6 years ago. Bill lived a very full life and died 2 years ago leaving us at age 98. He was and is very dear to us. I to have heard many stories about that time in his life at Kimmswick and all his childhood friends. And to answer your question Fred and Olga were the parents of Fred, Althea, William and Presley Anheuser. i am always happy to hear stories of this family.
Michelle Perdue

]]> Comment on The Marian Days Festival - Carthage, Missouri by Monique http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southwest-missouri-tourism/179-marian-days-festival-carthage-missouri.html#comment-3481 Monique Thu, 06 Aug 2009 21:18:40 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southwest-missouri-tourism/179-marian-days-festival-carthage-missouri.html#comment-3481 It makes me proud to be among such patriotic people no matter where they come from. Vietnamese know better than most the value of a free nation and this festival is a wonderful example the rest of the country should learn from. They are true Americans. God bless them and keep them safe. It makes me proud to be among such patriotic people no matter where they come from. Vietnamese know better than most the value of a free nation and this festival is a wonderful example the rest of the country should learn from. They are true Americans. God bless them and keep them safe.

]]> Comment on The Marian Days Festival - Carthage, Missouri by Huan http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southwest-missouri-tourism/179-marian-days-festival-carthage-missouri.html#comment-3449 Huan Tue, 04 Aug 2009 23:03:25 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southwest-missouri-tourism/179-marian-days-festival-carthage-missouri.html#comment-3449 its now over 80 thousand vietnamese catholics its now over 80 thousand vietnamese catholics

]]> Comment on The Old Stagecoach Stop - Waynesville, Missouri by Susan Dagg http://www.missouribeautiful.com/central-missouri-tourism/258-old-stagecoach-stop-waynesville-missouri.html#comment-3404 Susan Dagg Sat, 01 Aug 2009 22:04:22 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/central-missouri-tourism/258-old-stagecoach-stop-waynesville-missouri.html#comment-3404 We moved to the area way back in the late fifties when my father was stationed at Fort Leonard Wood. ( 1957) I stared school on base and when my father retired from the military I went to school in downtown Waynesville. I attended 1st almost thru 6th grade. At that time my older brother was in high school, an older sister was four years ahead of me and a younger sister was 3 yrs behind me. I have to say the essence of my childhood was grounded in the adventures I had in Waynesville while living just between St Roberts and Devil"s Elbow. Penrod"s Trailer Park was home. Swimming in the newly installed swimming pool that Mr. Penrod had built, swinging on the tarzan swing over the ravine in the woods, playing red rover, red rover with all the kids in the park was how we spent our summers. Winter time was skating, sleding, and school. I remember going shopping for dresses with my mother at the department store downtown. Saturdays were a treat when we went to the movies at the downtown theatre to see a double feature and cartoons. At first it cost .10 to get into the movies and then it went up to .25. What a bargain... I have to say I would love to go back to see how things have changed and see if anything has remained the way I remember. Someday I know I'll return. We moved to the area way back in the late fifties when my father was stationed at Fort Leonard Wood. ( 1957) I stared school on base and when my father retired from the military I went to school in downtown Waynesville. I attended 1st almost thru 6th grade. At that time my older brother was in high school, an older sister was four years ahead of me and a younger sister was 3 yrs behind me. I have to say the essence of my childhood was grounded in the adventures I had in Waynesville while living just between St Roberts and Devil”s Elbow. Penrod”s Trailer Park was home. Swimming in the newly installed swimming pool that Mr. Penrod had built, swinging on the tarzan swing over the ravine in the woods, playing red rover, red rover with all the kids in the park was how we spent our summers. Winter time was skating, sleding, and school. I remember going shopping for dresses with my mother at the department store downtown. Saturdays were a treat when we went to the movies at the downtown theatre to see a double feature and cartoons. At first it cost .10 to get into the movies and then it went up to .25. What a bargain… I have to say I would love to go back to see how things have changed and see if anything has remained the way I remember. Someday I know I’ll return.

]]> Comment on Tony Orlando Yellow Ribbon Special - Branson, Missouri by J Moran http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southwest-missouri-tourism/tony-orlando-yellow-ribbon-special-branson-missouri.html#comment-3356 J Moran Wed, 29 Jul 2009 05:27:21 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southwest-missouri-tourism/tony-orlando-yellow-ribbon-special-branson-missouri.html#comment-3356 I saw Tony Orlando and his band this past weekend in Biloxi MS. He/they are fabulous. What a terrific group of entertainers. It is very obvious his love of the USA , the Military and His fans. He has worked very hard over the years to achive his terrific reputation. I saw Tony Orlando and his band this past weekend in Biloxi MS. He/they are fabulous. What a terrific group of entertainers. It is very obvious his love of the USA , the Military and His fans. He has worked very hard over the years to achive his terrific reputation.

]]> Comment on Harold Bell Wright Museum - Pierce City, Missouri by Kristin Nama http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southwest-missouri-tourism/193-harold-bell-wright-museum-pierce-city-missouri.html#comment-3124 Kristin Nama Mon, 06 Jul 2009 19:58:56 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southwest-missouri-tourism/193-harold-bell-wright-museum-pierce-city-missouri.html#comment-3124 Actually the Methodist church is down the hill from the Pierce City Christian Church that HBW pastored in the 1890s. This church was a First Christian, Disciples of Christ congregation. Eventually the church closed and the building was given to the PTA and became the town's public library. In 2000 the library moved to a new building and the former church became the Harold Bell Wright Museum. Actually the Methodist church is down the hill from the Pierce City Christian Church that HBW pastored in the 1890s. This church was a First Christian, Disciples of Christ congregation. Eventually the church closed and the building was given to the PTA and became the town’s public library. In 2000 the library moved to a new building and the former church became the Harold Bell Wright Museum.

]]> Comment on Stilabower Public Observatory - Lamar, Missouri by Editor http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southwest-missouri-tourism/174-stilabower-public-observatory-lamar-missouri.html#comment-2907 Editor Wed, 17 Jun 2009 14:05:50 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southwest-missouri-tourism/174-stilabower-public-observatory-lamar-missouri.html#comment-2907 Wilmer, There is no cost for visiting the Observatory but you need to schedule it with one of the volunteers to get it set up. You can call Walter Powell at 417-682-3745 to get it set up. Enjoy your experience! This observatory is run by volunteers of the community. Wilmer,
There is no cost for visiting the Observatory but you need to schedule it with one of the volunteers to get it set up. You can call Walter Powell at 417-682-3745 to get it set up. Enjoy your experience!
This observatory is run by volunteers of the community.

]]> Comment on Stilabower Public Observatory - Lamar, Missouri by Willmer Pena http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southwest-missouri-tourism/174-stilabower-public-observatory-lamar-missouri.html#comment-2900 Willmer Pena Wed, 17 Jun 2009 06:06:37 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southwest-missouri-tourism/174-stilabower-public-observatory-lamar-missouri.html#comment-2900 There is a cost for this? can I make an appoinment with two persons only? There is a cost for this? can I make an appoinment with two persons only?

]]> Comment on Tony Orlando Yellow Ribbon Special - Branson, Missouri by Dorothy Gilloway http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southwest-missouri-tourism/tony-orlando-yellow-ribbon-special-branson-missouri.html#comment-2877 Dorothy Gilloway Tue, 16 Jun 2009 00:41:45 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southwest-missouri-tourism/tony-orlando-yellow-ribbon-special-branson-missouri.html#comment-2877 Saw Tony Orlando with his band at the Hershey Park Amplitheatre - What a spectacular show and entertainer he is. And a very talented band who are the best of THE BEST. Saw Tony Orlando with his band at the Hershey Park Amplitheatre - What a spectacular show and entertainer he is. And a very talented band who are the best of THE BEST.

]]> Comment on Terrible’s Mark Twain Casino - La Grange, Missouri by MoJo http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northeast-missouri-tourism/105-terribles-mark-twain-casino-la-grange-missouri.html#comment-2761 MoJo Sun, 07 Jun 2009 12:37:16 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northeast-missouri-tourism/105-terribles-mark-twain-casino-la-grange-missouri.html#comment-2761 I've been to many casinos: Las Vegas; gambled at Harrah's, Ameristar and Lumiére in St. Louis; checked out the casinos in Iowa and even played blackjack in Deadwood, South Dakota. Although you can't beat the antique atmosphere in Deadwood, SD, what I've found is that Terrible's in little La Grange, Missouri, has as good an atmosphere as any other casino, if not better. The employees are friendly, the sandwiches are cheap (can't recommend the mediocre restaurant food, but the bar sandwiches are fine), the Casey's gas station around the corner is the cheapest gas in Missouri, and the blackjack tables are hot and friendly (well, except for that one guy ......... but he loses a lot). I highly recommend this wee little casino if you want to spend your time chatting and playing. I’ve been to many casinos: Las Vegas; gambled at Harrah’s, Ameristar and Lumiére in St. Louis; checked out the casinos in Iowa and even played blackjack in Deadwood, South Dakota. Although you can’t beat the antique atmosphere in Deadwood, SD, what I’ve found is that Terrible’s in little La Grange, Missouri, has as good an atmosphere as any other casino, if not better.

The employees are friendly, the sandwiches are cheap (can’t recommend the mediocre restaurant food, but the bar sandwiches are fine), the Casey’s gas station around the corner is the cheapest gas in Missouri, and the blackjack tables are hot and friendly (well, except for that one guy ……… but he loses a lot).

I highly recommend this wee little casino if you want to spend your time chatting and playing.

]]> Comment on Precious Moments Chapel Center - Carthage, MO by Diane Brunk http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southwest-missouri-tourism/19-precious-moments-chapel-center-carthage-mo.html#comment-2737 Diane Brunk Sat, 06 Jun 2009 04:01:13 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southwest-missouri-tourism/19-precious-moments-chapel-center-carthage-mo.html#comment-2737 I have visted the chapel and plan on going in june for the event. For all who have never been it is a place for helping anyone who has lost a loved one and need to heal there hearts.The feeling of hope and peace that you feel in the chapel you will never forget. If you are not a precious moments fan it is still a place you must vist with family.To me it is like what heaven will be a place were there is no suffering. I hope many will vist this and be touched like me. I have visted the chapel and plan on going in june for the event. For all who have never been it is a place for helping anyone who has lost a loved one and need to heal there hearts.The feeling of hope and peace that you feel in the chapel you will never forget. If you are not a precious moments fan it is still a place you must vist with family.To me it is like what heaven will be a place were there is no suffering. I hope many will vist this and be touched like me.

]]> Comment on American National Fish & Wildlife Museum - Springfield, MO by ****** ***** http://www.missouribeautiful.com/central-missouri-tourism/17-american-national-fish-wildlife-museum-springfield-mo.html#comment-2345 ****** ***** Fri, 15 May 2009 06:42:06 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/central-missouri-tourism/17-american-national-fish-wildlife-museum-springfield-mo.html#comment-2345 My family and some of our friends have visited the National Wildlife Museum on several occasions, and we have always enjoyed it. I wish more families would take the time to teach children more about the great outdoors. Thank you for building this, and we will continue to travel to see it from our home in Summit, Missississp. My family and some of our friends have visited the National Wildlife Museum on several occasions, and we have always enjoyed it. I wish more families would take the time to teach children more about the great outdoors. Thank you for building this, and we will continue to travel to see it from our home in Summit, Missississp.

]]> Comment on Missouri Attractions by tania http://www.missouribeautiful.com/central-missouri-tourism/missouri-attractions.html#comment-2292 tania Wed, 13 May 2009 04:36:29 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/central-missouri-tourism/missouri-attractions.html#comment-2292 I think Missouri sounds like an interesting place.I just might want to go there! I think Missouri sounds like an interesting place.I just might want to go there!

]]> Comment on The Bonne Terre Mines - Bonne Terre, Missouri by The Bonne Terre Mines - Bonne Terre, Missouri - All Aboard for the Best About Cruising! http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southeast-missouri-tourism/the-bonne-terre-mines-bonne-terre-missouri.html#comment-2290 The Bonne Terre Mines - Bonne Terre, Missouri - All Aboard for the Best About Cruising! Wed, 13 May 2009 03:01:07 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southeast-missouri-tourism/the-bonne-terre-mines-bonne-terre-missouri.html#comment-2290 [...] one of National Geographic’s Top 10 Adventures the Bonne Terre Mines will offer you a world you have never thought existed. Not only is the mine an interesting place [...] […] one of National Geographic’s Top 10 Adventures the Bonne Terre Mines will offer you a world you have never thought existed. Not only is the mine an interesting place […]

]]> Comment on Six Flags Amusement Park - Eureka (St. Louis), Missouri by kayla http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northeast-missouri-tourism/six-flags-amusement-park.html#comment-1804 kayla Fri, 24 Apr 2009 17:41:48 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northeast-missouri-tourism/six-flags-amusement-park.html#comment-1804 <p>i like six flags. it is fun. i like the water park. i like the rollercoasters</p> i like six flags. it is fun. i like the water park. i like the rollercoasters

]]> Comment on McCORMICK DISTILLERY - WESTON, MISSOURI by Editor http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northwest-missouri-tourism/75-mccormick-country-store-weston-missouri.html#comment-1694 Editor Mon, 20 Apr 2009 15:49:00 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northwest-missouri-tourism/75-mccormick-country-store-weston-missouri.html#comment-1694 I’m sorry, Robert, but the Distillery does not do appraisals or offer information about the value of their prior products. I have asked frequently for different readers and they just don’t do it. My suggestion is to go on one of the websites that have collectors of McCormick products and see if there is any help on them. I’m sorry, Robert, but the Distillery does not do appraisals or offer information about the value of their prior products. I have asked frequently for different readers and they just don’t do it. My suggestion is to go on one of the websites that have collectors of McCormick products and see if there is any help on them.

]]> Comment on Augusta Plein Air Art Event - Augusta, Missouri by 7th Augusta Plein Air Art Event, Augusta, Missouri | Arts And Entertainment - John Knows More http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northeast-missouri-tourism/plein-air.html#comment-1308 7th Augusta Plein Air Art Event, Augusta, Missouri | Arts And Entertainment - John Knows More Fri, 10 Apr 2009 22:42:51 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northeast-missouri-tourism/plein-air.html#comment-1308 [...] in Historic Missouri Wine Country, welcome artists from Missouri and the surrounding states to the Plein Air Event.   Artists will be practicing their craft in the heritage of Plein Air (outdoors), capturing the [...] […] in Historic Missouri Wine Country, welcome artists from Missouri and the surrounding states to the Plein Air Event.   Artists will be practicing their craft in the heritage of Plein Air (outdoors), capturing the […]

]]> Comment on Campbell House Museum - St. Louis, Missouri by Editor http://www.missouribeautiful.com/st-louis-missouri-tourism/137-campbell-house-museum-st-louis-missouri.html#comment-1167 Editor Mon, 06 Apr 2009 21:33:35 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/st-louis-missouri-tourism/137-campbell-house-museum-st-louis-missouri.html#comment-1167 I have forwarded your inquiry on to the museum and requested they contact you with the appropriate answer. I have forwarded your inquiry on to the museum and requested they contact you with the appropriate answer.

]]> Comment on Campbell House Museum - St. Louis, Missouri by Elizabeth Petersen http://www.missouribeautiful.com/st-louis-missouri-tourism/137-campbell-house-museum-st-louis-missouri.html#comment-1163 Elizabeth Petersen Mon, 06 Apr 2009 20:26:59 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/st-louis-missouri-tourism/137-campbell-house-museum-st-louis-missouri.html#comment-1163 Do you rent the house for weddings? Do you rent the house for weddings?

]]> Comment on Northwest Missouri Genealogical Society Library - St. Joseph, Missouri by Editor http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northwest-missouri-tourism/69-northwest-missouri-genealogical-society-library-st-joseph-missouri.html#comment-822 Editor Thu, 12 Mar 2009 15:26:02 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northwest-missouri-tourism/69-northwest-missouri-genealogical-society-library-st-joseph-missouri.html#comment-822 I have forwarded your inquiry on to the Northwest Missouri Genealogical Society and requested that they contact you directly. I have forwarded your inquiry on to the Northwest Missouri Genealogical Society and requested that they contact you directly.

]]> Comment on Gem Theater - Kansas City, Missouri by Claude Ruffin http://www.missouribeautiful.com/kansas-city-missouri-tourism/244-gem-theater-kansas-city-missouri.html#comment-818 Claude Ruffin Wed, 11 Mar 2009 21:48:02 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/kansas-city-missouri-tourism/244-gem-theater-kansas-city-missouri.html#comment-818 I Grew up in that area (breifly) worked at the Gem theater as a lighting & sound tech, would love to work there again someday . I Grew up in that area (breifly) worked at the Gem theater as a lighting & sound tech, would love to work there again someday .

]]> Comment on Northwest Missouri Genealogical Society Library - St. Joseph, Missouri by Bill Morrison http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northwest-missouri-tourism/69-northwest-missouri-genealogical-society-library-st-joseph-missouri.html#comment-815 Bill Morrison Wed, 11 Mar 2009 15:27:13 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northwest-missouri-tourism/69-northwest-missouri-genealogical-society-library-st-joseph-missouri.html#comment-815 I have an anncestor, James Morrison-deputy-us-marshal, who was assinged to the Oklahoma Territory in1817-1819, as an indian agent for theKeekapoo tribe. James Morrison's parent were supposedly Killed shaortly after the Civil War by the Quantrel Mauraders. If you can help me verify this information it will be awesome. Thanks most sincerely, Bill Morrison I have an anncestor, James Morrison-deputy-us-marshal, who was assinged to the Oklahoma Territory in1817-1819, as an indian agent for theKeekapoo tribe. James Morrison’s parent were supposedly Killed shaortly after the Civil War by the Quantrel Mauraders. If you can help me verify this information it will be awesome.
Thanks most sincerely,
Bill Morrison

]]> Comment on Anheuser Busch Brewery Tours - St. Louis, MO by Haeley Hundley http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northeast-missouri-tourism/21-anheuser-busch-brewery-tours-st-louis-mo.html#comment-808 Haeley Hundley Tue, 10 Mar 2009 17:48:55 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northeast-missouri-tourism/21-anheuser-busch-brewery-tours-st-louis-mo.html#comment-808 i love the tour i went on the free tour and the bud masters tour. All the tour guides are always so nice. i gotta say that the bud master tour was my favorite you learn so much and it really intrests me. also the bud master suit is awesome you get unlimited pop and 180 and pretzels all you want. even tho im just a teenager when i grow up i want to be a tour guide at the St. Louis Tour Center. i cant wait :) i love the tour i went on the free tour and the bud masters tour. All the tour guides are always so nice. i gotta say that the bud master tour was my favorite you learn so much and it really intrests me. also the bud master suit is awesome you get unlimited pop and 180 and pretzels all you want. even tho im just a teenager when i grow up i want to be a tour guide at the St. Louis Tour Center. i cant wait :)

]]> Comment on German School Museum - Hermann, Missouri by Dorris McKinney http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northeast-missouri-tourism/43-german-school-museum-hermann-missouri.html#comment-757 Dorris McKinney Sat, 07 Mar 2009 04:25:15 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northeast-missouri-tourism/43-german-school-museum-hermann-missouri.html#comment-757 I would so love to be able to go to Hermann to see your museum and to re-trace the places and steps of the Massie and McKinney families that lived there. I do have a lot of history on them. I would so love to be able to go to Hermann to see your museum and to re-trace the places and steps of the Massie and McKinney families that lived there. I do have a lot of history on them.

]]> Comment on Assemblies of God National Headquarters - Springfield, Missouri by Editor http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southwest-missouri-tourism/183-assemblies-god-national-headquarters-springfield-missouri.html#comment-743 Editor Thu, 05 Mar 2009 17:45:19 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southwest-missouri-tourism/183-assemblies-god-national-headquarters-springfield-missouri.html#comment-743 I have forwarded your request on to the headquarters and will await their response. I have forwarded your request on to the headquarters and will await their response.

]]> Comment on Assemblies of God National Headquarters - Springfield, Missouri by BOB HOUCK http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southwest-missouri-tourism/183-assemblies-god-national-headquarters-springfield-missouri.html#comment-742 BOB HOUCK Thu, 05 Mar 2009 17:19:02 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/southwest-missouri-tourism/183-assemblies-god-national-headquarters-springfield-missouri.html#comment-742 I heard that the AG has CDs to sell. Where can I find info about this? Thanks Bob Houck Huntersville NC I heard that the AG has CDs to sell. Where can I find info about this?
Thanks
Bob Houck
Huntersville NC

]]> Comment on Toonfest - Walt Disney Celebration - Marceline, Missouri by Editor http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northwest-missouri-tourism/toonfest-walt-disney-celebration-marceline-missouri.html#comment-736 Editor Wed, 04 Mar 2009 22:31:28 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northwest-missouri-tourism/toonfest-walt-disney-celebration-marceline-missouri.html#comment-736 I have forwarded your inquiry on to Toonfest personnel and requested they respond to you. Hope you enjoy the time with them, it sounds great! I have forwarded your inquiry on to Toonfest personnel and requested they respond to you. Hope you enjoy the time with them, it sounds great!

]]> Comment on Toonfest - Walt Disney Celebration - Marceline, Missouri by Jamie Martin http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northwest-missouri-tourism/toonfest-walt-disney-celebration-marceline-missouri.html#comment-735 Jamie Martin Wed, 04 Mar 2009 22:16:03 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northwest-missouri-tourism/toonfest-walt-disney-celebration-marceline-missouri.html#comment-735 Hey, I am interested in receiving more info. on the toonfest. Dates, Times, location, theme, game and events. I am considering planning our first family vacation and would like to stay in the state of Missouri. I have two small children (2 and 4)so wondering if this would be fun to them. Hey,
I am interested in receiving more info. on the toonfest. Dates, Times, location, theme, game and events. I am considering planning our first family vacation and would like to stay in the state of Missouri. I have two small children (2 and 4)so wondering if this would be fun to them.

]]> Comment on Terrible’s Mark Twain Casino - La Grange, Missouri by Mr Jack Carothers http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northeast-missouri-tourism/105-terribles-mark-twain-casino-la-grange-missouri.html#comment-686 Mr Jack Carothers Mon, 23 Feb 2009 18:08:30 +0000 http://www.missouribeautiful.com/northeast-missouri-tourism/105-terribles-mark-twain-casino-la-grange-missouri.html#comment-686 I enjoy going to Terribles! Most of the employees are very respectful and try to give the best service possible. I enjoy seeing dealers, pit bosses, security, resturant help, counter girls and guys, floor walkers, and cleanup personnel, The one thing I don't really enjoy is Loosing any money, but that is what makes it a business that will stay. All I can say is "Thanks Terribles" for the hospitality you show me each time I go to the casino. I enjoy going to Terribles! Most of the employees are very respectful and try to give the best service possible. I enjoy seeing dealers, pit bosses, security, resturant help, counter girls and guys, floor walkers, and cleanup personnel, The one thing I don’t really enjoy is Loosing any money, but that is what makes it a business that will stay. All I can say is “Thanks Terribles” for the hospitality you show me each time I go to the casino.

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