Historic Harrisonville | Harrisonville, MO - Official Website
WEBDetails of Square Historic District. In 1919, the state of Missouri appropriated money to erect World War memorials in each county. The Cass County Court, after careful deliberation, awarded a contract for the construction of a monument to Cass County's World War soldiers to E.J. Kling of Butler.
WEBHarrisonville, Missouri was first established as early as the 1830’s as pioneers from Kentucky, Tennessee and Virginia moved west, drawn by the rich farmland and numerous streams and rivers.
Harrisonville Courthouse Square Historic District - Wikipedia
WEBHarrisonville Courthouse Square Historic District is a national historic district located at Harrisonville, Cass County, Missouri. The district includes 34 contributing buildings, 1 contributing structure, and 1 contributing object in the central business district of …
Harrisonville Historic Overview | Harrisonville, MO - Official …
WEBHarrisonville, Missouri was first established as early as the 1830's as pioneers from Kentucky, Tennessee, and Virginia moved west, drawn by the rich farmland and numerous streams and rivers. Harrisonville would be the county seat of Van Buren County, later renamed in 1849 to Cass County.
History | CCHS - CASS COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY
WEBCass County Missouri is located in the west central part of the U.S. sate of Missouri. The county seat for Cass County is the town of Harrisonville, Mo. Organized in 1835 as Van Buren County, the county was renamed in 1849 after U. S. Senator Lewis Cass of Michigan.
Harrisonville... - Cass County Missouri Historical Society - Facebook
WEBHarrisonville Depots, 1908. Although none remain, Harrisonville had four train depots for decades. In the upper left is the Frisco depot, at 713 N Independence St, north of the old electric building.
Visitor's Guide - Love the Harrisonville Square
WEBThe brick streets are one of the most distinctive features of the Historic Square and are over 100 years old! The bricks on the square were originally laid in 1913 and made in the local brick plan, The Harrisonville Brick & Tile Company.
Harrisonville Historic Preservation Commission - Facebook
WEBHarrisonville Historic Preservation Commission. 836 likes · 6 talking about this. The Harrisonville Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) is responsible for promoting the history of Harrisonville...
Photograph Collection | The State Historical Society of Missouri
WEBWith over 100,000 original photographs, postcards, and other graphic materials, the photograph collection is an outstanding source for students, scholars, writers, local historians, and genealogists researching images of the people, places, and events that shaped the development of Missouri and the west. Photographs are …
Cass County | The State Historical Society of Missouri
WEBA town located twelve miles east of Harrisonville on the Arizona Division of the Missouri Pacific Railroad, laid out May 9, 1872, by Levens and Bunce and named, according to the History of Cass County (1908), for a railroad brakeman.