Jefferson Landing State Historic Site, on Jefferson Street, is accredited as a National Historic Site. The place is home to several historic buildings, homes and structures such as Jefferson City Amtrak station, the Jefferson Landing Building and Christopher Maus House, to name a few. All of these contributing buildings are from the late 1800s.
Website: mostateparks.com
Phone: (573) 751-2854
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Jefferson St and Water St
Open now
- Sat 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
100 Jefferson St Jefferson City, MO 65101 ·691.28 mi
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- Family friendly
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tripadvisorThis is a nice area of old buildings near the train tracks. The city has a lot of history and it’s nice that they saved some for future generations to see.
Morethis site does not take long to see, there is only a couple of rooms but the person working there is very helpful and knowlegeable
MoreOnly one was open when I was there and it was the old store. Very neat with a small museum and a good look see of the landing prior to much there..
MoreWe enjoyed seeing the historical buildings near the river. Even though we could only go inside the Lohman building that is set up as an old general store with historical signs and pictures. The Maus house was not open and we were disappointed not to see some kind of historical sign designating what it was. Since it is part of my family's history I would have like to seen something to describe it to other visitors.
MoreThe Jefferson Landing State Historic Site buildings were closed when we visited. It is basically between the capitol building and the governor’s home along a railroad line and the Missouri River. Looking in the windows of the two buildings one does not see much to come back to. One does see the two buildings are old. Parking on the side.
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