Friday, May 3, 2013

3 May 2013 Next Stop King City, Missouri

When Frank and Gail Madsen came to visit us, they told us about King City, and the Tri County Museum, so are next stop is King City, Missouri.

Windmills are apart of this area near King city we
saw quite a few in all directions,
the weather is misty and cold so I took the photo's
through the window, but it is still neat to see them.





 
The Tri-County Historical Museum,
The buildings we all closed we will have to come back
after Memorial Day.


One blade of the three on the windmill


The mighty gas pump

Jeff standing near the blade of a windmill

Neat old Saw mill

Extra blades, the air is very moist and creates a haze

Early Missouri homestead



Covered Bridge

School Time

And the King City Train Station


Church at the Tri County Museum


A lost little piggy

 


Beautiful Corner Building

This was cute Wrong Way and Do Not Enter sign
in front of the Bank Door


Farmers Bank created this cool façade to look old, but its new,
very nice.

 

And the Wabash Caboose
 



I am amazed at the beautiful church buildings in all these
small towns, they are all built very well, and I wonder
how many people attended them.  And the cost to build them.
They are all so detailed, and there are usually at least 4 different churches
in each town. Some times the architectural style is the same
for the different denominations.
 



 

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