The byway runs along Missouri 79 between Clarksville and Louisiana.
May 13, 2011
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The Mississippi River, America’s first highway, was crucial for Native Americans, the early French voyagers, settlers, African-Americans seeking freedom, and to many more. This scenic road offers vistas of the river and stops at historic sites and cultural destinations in the charming river towns and big cities on the great river’s banks. You can travel the road from Minnesota to New Orleans. The Missouri portion will take about an hour, or about six hours to enjoy the fun along the way. Limestone bluffs provide stunning views, and the artist colonies and antiques dealers in Clarksville and Louisiana also offer spectacular work to admire.
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Thursday
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Theater & Dance
Dancing With Missouri Stars
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Art & Exhibitions
Crime Exhibit at KC National Archives-
Friday
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Concerts & Live Music
Charles Glenn Group at the Foundry Art Centre
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Theater & Dance
Riverdance-
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Art & Exhibitions
Crime Exhibit at KC National Archives-
Saturday
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Festivals & Fairs
Lewis and Clark Heritage Days-
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Theater & Dance
Riverdance-
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Concerts & Live Music
Bob James Jazz Festival
Monday
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Art & Exhibitions
Crime Exhibit at KC National Archives-
Tuesday
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Art & Exhibitions
Crime Exhibit at KC National Archives-
Wednesday
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Art & Exhibitions
Crime Exhibit at KC National Archives-
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