Hermann Bicentennial Memorial Plaque - Hermann, Missouri - Wagon Roads and Trails on Waymarking.com

Memorial was placed by the City of Hermann in conjunction with the Lions Club. Along with commemorating the bicentennial it also honors the the three pioneer trails which meet at Hermann. The plaque is mounted on a stone pedestal. Parking is available very close to to the memorial.

Text of the plaque:

This Is An American Revolution Bicentennial Memorial
Marking The Juncture of Tree Famous Pioneer Trails Here.

They Are The Lewis And Clark Trail 1804-1806, The Ozark
Frontier Trail Mid-1800s And The Old Iron Road Which Linked
The Meramec Iron Foundry At St. James, Mo. With The Port
City Of Hermann On The Mighty Missouri River, Over Which
The Ore Was Hauled By Ox Carts 1840-1860.

Road of Trail Name: Lewis And Clark Trail, Ozark Frontier Trail, Old Iron Road State: Missouri County: Gasconade Historical Significance: Important trails running through town used for transportation of goods. How you discovered it: Well known trails. Why?: For exploration and movement of goods. Iron and ore. Directions: Riverside Park Hermann, Missouri Years in use: Not listed Book on Wagon Road or Trial: Not listed Website Explination: Not listed

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Date Logged Log User Rating   04/10/2014 YoSam. visited it