Historical Markers and War Memorials in Imperial, Missouri

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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Imperial, Missouri

1 ► Missouri, Jefferson County, Imperial — Bring Us Home — POW ★ MIA — You are not forgotten —

Dedicated to all POW-MIA'S of all wars and all conflicts POW's WW II Clyde D Baker • Jim R Zachary • Walter W. Dickerson • Donald A. Dreifke • Victor W. Breite Viet Nam Clarence D. Bunting — — Map (db m172904) WM

2 ► Missouri, Jefferson County, Imperial — Excavating the Bones — A Journey Back Through Time —

Dr. Albert C. Koch (1839) Originally known as "Sulphur Springs," Kimmswick was first investigated by Dr. Albert C. Koch in May 1839. The painting, "Panorama of the Monumental Grandeur of the Mississippi Valley," painted in 1850 . . . — — Map (db m232840) HM

3 ► Missouri, Jefferson County, Imperial — Flame of Freedom —

Dedicated to the Veterans of all Wars — — Map (db m172912) WM

4 ► Missouri, Jefferson County, Imperial — Kimmswick Bone Bed — A Journey Back Through Time —

The Kimmswick Bone Bed The late ice-age bone deposits of Kimmswick Bone Bed are contained within what is today Mastodon State Park. The bone bed itself is less than five acres in surface area. The deposits contain evidence of animals from . . . — — Map (db m232835) HM

5 ► Missouri, Jefferson County, Imperial — Quarry Operations — A journey back through time —

The rock face before you is not the natural bluff face. In 1905, the Union Sand and Material Company of St. Louis operated a lime plant here. Three quarries exist within the park; you are standing in the largest one. A smaller one exists at . . . — — Map (db m179355) HM

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