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Salem, Missouri
The History and the Beauty is what Makes Salem, Missouri Wonderful
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This Web-Page has many areas of sites to see for either visiting or even moving to Salem, Missouri. The reason for this site is I am going to be moving there on June 1, 2007 and I wanted to know what Salem, MO had in the town. As you go check out this site you will see why I wanted to live here and all the beauty it brings to the U.S.A. This web page is dedicated to the town of Salem, Missouri. It is going to show historical places and the beauty in this little town. Finally will go over some areas that anyone can see all for free now with that in mind go ahead and take a look around and enjoy.
History
Now on the places to see in Salem, Missouri would be the beautiful Dent County Court House. This historical landmark, built in 1870 is on the National Register of Historical Places. (Antique Collecting, 2001) Here is a little history about the Dent County Court House is when the court house was first made it was a log courthouse in about 1851 or 1852 and was Dent County's first court house and was located on the Wingfield farm northeast of Salem, MO.
In 1852-53 another courthouse was built south of the present courthouse. The building measured about 20x40 ft and was built by J. T. Garvin for $800. Later it was burned during the civil war. The beautiful Victorian Courthouse -- which is listed in the National Registry of Historic Places -- was built in 1870 for $15,500. A. E. Dye came to Dent County to build this courthouse. His son, E. L. Dye, assisted him and was to become the leading builder in the county. In the next section is going to show more places to see besides the beautiful Dent County Court House so go ahead check it out. (S.Tubbs, 2001)
The Court House Hours are shown below:
- Monday
- 8:30am - 4:30pm
- Tuesday
- 8:30am - 4:30pm
- Wednesday
- 8:30am - 4:30pm
- Thursday
- 8:30am - 4:30pm
- Friday
- 8:30am - 4:30pm
Beauty
Salem, Missouri has many areas of beauty like the Gateway to the Ozark Riverways and Mark Twain National Forest to name a few. Now the Gateway to the Ozark Riverways has many areas of beauty which includes more than 130 miles of the Current and Jacks Fork rivers, and famous for their excellent Rainbow Trout fishing. (Salem Missouri, 2004)
Now with the Mark Twain National Forest the features are the following: It has clear spring fed rivers and streams with rocky bluffs and pastoral views and shaded trails. The terrain is in the southern parts of the state of Missouri with limestone bluffs overlooking woodlands of oak, hickory and maple trees. The park serves as a refuge for white-tailed deer, turkey, raccoons, squirrels and a multitude of other wildlife.(Mark Twain, 2006)
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Click on the links below for more information on the Gateway to the Ozark Riverways and Mark Twain National Forest:Gateway to the Ozark Riverways
Check this link out for the Gateway to the Ozark RiverwaysMark Twain National Forest
Check this link out to see Mark Twain National Forest
The Salem News
Here is a link to The Salem News
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All Others Cites: Antique Collecting, (2001) Dent County Court House; Retrieved on 4/24/2007
Mark Twain State Park, (December 12, 2006) Retrieved on 4/24/2007
Salem Missouri, (2004) Retrieved on 4/24/2007
S. Tubbs (June 15, 2001) SALEM – DENT COUNTY HISTORY; Retrieved on 4/24/2007
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By Deanna M. Meyer
Course IT 220
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Made May 29, 2007
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