Author: TheKnowOwl

Waynesville, Missouri, in Pulaski County, as a modern aerial view with a vintage feel. Find Old Rte 66, Ichord Avenue and Waynesville City Hall, and learn how the town got its name from General Anthony Wayne.

Washington, Missouri had a boat landing as early as 1822. This 2026 aerial map shows Downtown Washington by the river, the old streets of the Tibbe Historic District, and newer neighborhoods in the hills of Franklin County.

A new aerial-style map of Warrenton in Warren County, Missouri, made in 2026. Find Main Street, Highway 47, Dyer Park and City Hall, and read how the town’s first settlement dates back to 1814 or 1818.

Warrensburg was laid out in 1836 and named for Martin Warren, who came from Kentucky in 1833. This new 2026 map shows Warren Street, Grover Park, Holden Street and thousands of buildings across the green hills of Johnson County.

A new aerial map of Versailles, the Morgan County seat since 1834. Find Monroe Street, Newton Street, Dunham Park and the red shape of your own home.

Find Saint Louis Street, Broadway Street, and Utica’s village blocks on a new aerial map. Red buildings and soft green land give this Missouri wall art a vintage feel.

A new aerial map of University City in St. Louis County, made in 2026. Find Delmar Boulevard, Olive Boulevard, Heman Park and Millar Park, and learn about University City Plaza, the historic district listed on the National Register in 1975.

Find familiar Union Star streets in a new aerial map, then meet David Miller, who settled the town site around 1844.

A new aerial view map of Town and Country in St. Louis County, Missouri. Find Mason Road, Clayton Road, Bellerive Country Club and Crystal Lake Park, plus the street where the Pappas House stands, listed on the National Register in 1979.

A new 2026 aerial view of Tipton in Moniteau County, Missouri. Find West Morgan Street, Howard Street and Tipton City Park, and learn how the town got its name when it was surveyed in 1858.

Follow North Tenth Street and Main Street across this Tarkio, Missouri map, then find Rankin Hall and the Mule Barn Theatre, two National Register landmarks on its west side.

Sullivan, Missouri was first called Mount Helicon, with a post office from 1856 to 1860. This new 2026 map shows the town in Franklin County from above, with its green hills, Main Street, Sullivan City Hall and more than 5,000 buildings.

Stoutsville was laid out along the railroad in 1871. Explore a new aerial map with village streets, red building shapes and the blue water nearby.

See Stewartsville’s streets, red buildings, and green hills in a new map with a vintage feel. Explore familiar blocks and the 1861 entry Goodspeed’s county history gives Stewartsville.

A modern aerial view of Stanberry in Gentry County, Missouri, with a vintage look. Find North Alanthus Avenue, City Park and the numbered streets, plus what a 1922 county history said about the town’s stores and the Advent Publishing House.

A modern aerial map of St. Louis with more than 60 neighborhoods printed by name. Plus the story of the Baby Tooth Survey, when St. Louis kids gave their baby teeth so scientists could measure fallout from bomb tests.

A modern aerial map of St. Joseph in Buchanan County, Missouri, with a vintage feel. Find Frederick Avenue, Penn Street and Corby Grove among more than 31,000 red buildings, plus the Pony Express Stables and how the town got its name.

St. Charles was founded about 1769, and it’s called the oldest settlement in the St. Louis District. This new 2026 map shows nearly 33,000 buildings, from the Register-listed blocks of Main Street by the river to Elm Point, Boschertown and the neighborhoods out west.

A modern aerial map of Springfield in Greene County, Missouri, with a vintage feel. Find Glenstone, Sunshine, Galloway and Sequiota, and read how Junius T. Campbell opened the first store in Springfield.

Humphrey Smith settled here in 1822 and built a mill two years later. This 2026 aerial map of Smithville, Missouri shows City Hall, East Main Street, Smith’s Mill Road, the hills and creeks around town, and a wide blue lake to the east.

A new aerial map of Sikeston, Missouri, made in 2026. Find East Malone Avenue, North Main Street and Westgate Street, and learn about the Marshall Hotel, the old Iron Mountain depot and Lincoln School, all on the National Register.

Sibley grew from Fort Osage, the first settlement in Jackson County. This new 2026 map of Sibley, Missouri shows the river, the bluffs, Hayes Park, Sibley Cemetery and the village streets.

A modern aerial map of Sedalia in Pettis County, Missouri, with a vintage look. Find West Broadway Boulevard, Sedalia City Hall, the Missouri State Fairground and more than 12,000 buildings, plus the story of the town’s 1864 charter.

Sappington was named for a family of pioneers, and that name still runs down Sappington Road. This new 2026 map of Sappington, Missouri shows Gravois Road, Tesson Ferry Road, South Lindbergh Boulevard and every block in between, with buildings in red over green hills.

A new aerial map of Rutledge in Scotland County, Missouri. Find Main Street, Second Street, Cemetery Road and the rail line, plus the story of the Rutledge School, listed on the National Register in 2017.

A new aerial-style map of Rock Port in Atchison County, Missouri. Find Main Street, Mill Street and Elmwood Cemetery, and learn how Nathan Meeks built a grist mill on Rock Creek in 1843, right where the town stands today.