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The historic Hargrove Bridge, the only "swing-draw" or
pivot bridge remaining in Missouri, crosses Black River upstream from Highway
53. Built in 1917, the structure was listed on the National Register of
Historic Places in 1985. The bridge was closed in 1993, due to flood
debris.A government grant sponsored the funding for Butler county to hire the
J.W.Githens Co. to renovate the bridge, and the historic bridge was re-opened in
1999. The pivoting center span once allowed the passage of steamboats, and
is no longer functional. (Original Photo by: John R. Stanard -
Books
A Growing Town
Charlie Thomas - Storekeeper
Books For Sale
History
A growing town 1880
Wilsons History/Directory
1870 -1930 Mary Collins
Looking Back - Robert Manns
1949 - 100 years M. Collins
Alma Jane
Hargrove Bridge - MODOT Link
Reynolds House in Qulin
Untimely Death - Thomas Wooton
Landmarks
Lawmen
Lawmen in Butler County MO
Justice of the Peace
Sheriff's Dept History
Letters
Old Letters
Loggers
1893 - 26 Names with Photo
1891 - 9 Names with Photo
Workers with Oxen Photo
Old Photos
Pioneers
Old Soldiers Page
James Wooten / Photo
Benjamin Hodge / Photo
Burns Family / Photo
John Foust / Photo
John Martin Burket / Photo
Francis Marion Kearbey II..Pvt. E Co
Kearbey Family / Photo
Kearbey Family / by: S. Carson
SHILOH THE MOTHER OF PREACHERS
Sparkman Family
Sparkman Cemetery - Photos
Sparkman Family / Photo
Schools
1895 Poplar Bluff School
Forest Grove 1900 / Photo
Qulin - Area School
Swamps
Swamps to Cotton - Jeff Joiner Photo
Industrial Development Authority
Little River Drainage - Link
Trains
Frisco Depot by Mary Collins
Train Ditched - Newspaper ArticleTrains of the past / Photos
Tornado
Deems History of Tornado
Newspaper Account of Tornado
1927 Tornado - Several Accounts
1927 Tornado Death List
Neighbors
4 mile school / photo
Chalk Bluffs Clay County Arkansas
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