Arrow Rock State Historic Site

Arrow Rock State Historic Site in Nelson, MO offers visitors the opportunity to step back in time and explore the history of a once-thriving river town. With its historic buildings, including the oldest continuously operating restaurant west of the Mississippi River, visitors can immerse themselves in the architecture and furnishings of the Boone's Lick Country. The site also features exhibits and audio-visual presentations that provide insight into the history of Arrow Rock and the surrounding area. Located within the larger Village of Arrow Rock, visitors can also enjoy quaint stores and antique shops, making it a charming destination for history enthusiasts and shoppers alike.Generated from the website

Friends of Arrow Rock is a 501c3 nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving and sharing the rich legacy of Arrow Rock, Missouri. Through a variety of events, education programs, and tours, they aim to engage the community and visitors in the history and cultural heritage of this historic town. With a focus on the Missouri legacy, Friends of Arrow Rock actively promotes the exploration of Arrow Rock State Historic Site, Big Muddy, J Huston Tavern, Lyceum Theatre, Missouri River Bird Observatory, and the unique experience of Persimmon Creek. By fostering new connections and partnerships, they strive to ensure the preservation and appreciation of Arrow Rock for future generations.Generated from the website