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The 1859 Jail Museum. Is it haunted? Some think so. So far no ghosts have hitched a ride. Perhaps they are waiting for a senior citizen discount. Ghosts or no, the Jail has a tremendous history: |
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Next door to the 1859 Jail and in an old fire station is the place where you can buy tickets to see the Truman Home. It is blessed with fascinating rotating free exhibits and an excellent video. Here is their website:
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The 1827 Courthouse. It's a miracle this amazing building is still standing. Built by a slave, the office to a future president, owned by a persecuted Mormon pioneer and that's only the beginning. It doesn't have an official website but some details can be found at:
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The National Frontier Trails Museum is the only museum dedicated to FIVE trails, each one an amazing adventure. Daring pioneers can find out more here:
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The Bingham Waggoner Estate. They watched the Civil War from this front yard. Wagon swales are dug in the back. Inside is how they lived during the Victorian era.
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When in Independence dig in with Elena's Catering They have a dandy place on Main Street Independence.
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Higher Ground Hotel Across the street from the Truman Home! We offer a discount on our full City Tour for Patrons and We will pick you up right at the door! Toll Free: (877) 836-0292 200 North Delaware, Independence, MO 64050
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Three Trails Inn An intimate Bed and Breakfast, Like Staying with Friends. A short stroll to the Truman Library and Truman home. We discount our Full City Tour for Patrons! 1107 West College
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