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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Ralls County

 
Clickable Map of Ralls County, Missouri and Immediately Adjacent Jurisdictions image/svg+xml 2019-10-06 U.S. Census Bureau, Abe.suleiman; Lokal_Profil; HMdb.org; J.J.Prats/dc:title> https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Usa_counties_large.svg Ralls County, MO (14) Audrain County, MO (19) Marion County, MO (80) Monroe County, MO (8) Pike County, MO (14) Pike County, IL (82)  RallsCounty(14) Ralls County (14)  AudrainCounty(19) Audrain County (19)  MarionCounty(80) Marion County (80)  MonroeCounty(8) Monroe County (8)  PikeCounty(14) Pike County (14)  PikeCountyIllinois(82) Pike County (82)
New London is the county seat for Ralls County
Adjacent to Ralls County, Missouri
Audrain County (19)  ►
Marion County (80)  ►
Monroe County (8)  ►
Pike County (14)  ►
Pike County, Illinois (82)  ►
 
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1 ► Missouri, Ralls County, Center — Jeremiah Vardeman —
2 ► Missouri, Ralls County, Center — War Memorial —
3 ► Missouri, Ralls County, Ilasco — Cement Plant Workers — "Generation After Generation" —
4 ► Missouri, Ralls County, Ilasco — Churches of Ilasco —
5 ► Missouri, Ralls County, Ilasco — Holy Cross Catholic Church Bell — 1915 - 1996 —
6 ► Missouri, Ralls County, Ilasco — Ilasco — An American Melting Pot —
7 ► Missouri, Ralls County, Ilasco — Ilasco Bridge — Built 1910 —
8 ► Missouri, Ralls County, Ilasco — Ilasco Missouri — A 20th Century Company Town / Immigrant Village — with a peak population of 3,000 residents —
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9 ► Missouri, Ralls County, Ilasco — Ilasco Schools — 1914 — 1962 —
10 ► Missouri, Ralls County, Ilasco — Monument to the Immigrants — God Bless America • In God We Trust —
11 ► Missouri, Ralls County, Ilasco — Schools of Ilasco —
12 ► Missouri, Ralls County, New London — Fort Mason War of 1812 Monument / Soldiers Serving at Fort Mason —
13 ► Missouri, Ralls County, New London — New London —
14 ► Missouri, Ralls County, Rensselaer — Birthplace of Father Augustine Tolton — First Black Priest of the United States —
 
 
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Oct. 16, 2026