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Town History · Dealmaker Reader No. 1003
Boonville, MO · 38.9736, -92.7432
The Missouri River, the Civil War and the railroad are the three threads of this Boonville history edition, from the first river landing to the depot district and the Katy Trail bridge.
For readers who want the definitive Boonville overview in the series.
Series number: Dealmaker Reader No. 1003.
Subject: Town History.
Setting: Boonville, MO (latitude 38.9736, longitude -92.7432).
Key search term: Boonville Missouri history.
Format: free digital flip-book, readable on phone, tablet or desktop.
Publisher: Amerishop Services LLC, St. Louis, Missouri. Phone 442-413-0440.
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