Where dead men still fight
a history of Stanton, Missouri : includes some history of Reedville, Anaconda, Spring Creek, Meramec Caverns, the "Missouri Kid" and Route 66
by Sue Blesi
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This is an all-round history of Stanton, Missouri. It has 400 pages, including front matter. Discusses early development, mining, pioneer settlers, platting of town, incorporation, disincorporation, churches, schools, post office, general stores and other businesses, city government, transportation history, Route 66, Meramec Caverns, The Missouri Kid also known as William Rudolph, or Rudolph and Collins, miscellaneous tidbits from the past, Anaconda, Dry, Branch and Morrellton, Who Lived at Stanton, and burials in the Anaconda, Stanton, Rock Hill and Hendrix cemeteries. There are over 400 photographs as well.
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Where dead men still fight: a history of Stanton, Missouri : includes some history of Reedville, Anaconda, Spring Creek, Meramec Caverns, the "Missouri Kid" and Route 66
2009, Missouri Kid Press
in English
0979765439 9780979765438
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| November 2, 2014 | Edited by Sue Blesi | timeframe of setting, front cover photo, changed United States Highway 66 to Route 66, added Missouri Kid, Rudolph and Collins, and Silas Reed to people, and added description |
| November 2, 2014 | Edited by Sue Blesi | Added new cover |
| October 22, 2011 | Created by LC Bot | import new book |