Category: Missouri

A modern aerial map of Kingston in Caldwell County, Missouri, made in 2026 with a vintage feel. See Washington, Main and Broadway streets, Kingston City Hall, and the story of the regimental musters once held here.

Explore Kidder, Missouri, through Holly Street, East Front Street and the tree-named streets on this 2026 map. More than 200 buildings appear in red among green fields. A county history traces the separate story of Kidder township to its organization in May 1867.

Find familiar streets on this new Kennett map, from First Street to College Avenue. Red buildings, green fields, and a vintage feel bring a modern view of home to your wall.

Kansas City was once called the City of Kansas. This new 2026 map shows the whole city in green hills, blue rivers and dark red buildings, with Troost Avenue, The Paseo, Ward Parkway, Westport and Waldo printed by name.

A new aerial view map of Joplin, Missouri, made in 2026. Find South Main Street, North Range Line Road and Redings Mill, and learn how the city’s name goes back to a Methodist minister and his cabin on a creek in 1840.

A new aerial map of Jennings in St. Louis County, Missouri, made in 2026. Find West Florissant Avenue, Hord Avenue and Jennings City Hall, and learn about the old Jennings post office and the Seed Carriage House.

Find Auberry Grove, Main Street and South Broadway Street on a 2026 map of Jamesport, Missouri, and learn about the first school taught in a log cabin on Auberry’s farm.

Find Kodiak Road, Locust Street and State Highway OO on this map of Jameson in Daviess County, Missouri, and learn how the railroad reached town in June 1871.

Jackson, Missouri was started in 1815 and named for Andrew Jackson. This new aerial map shows the hills, creeks and red buildings of the town, with East Main Street, Jackson City Hall, Jackson City Park and Litz Park printed by name.

A new aerial map of Ironton, Missouri, made in 2026. See the valley streets, the hills around town and the blue lake by Shepherd Mountain Lake Road. Ironton was settled in 1853 and became the Iron County seat in 1857.

A new aerial view map of Humphreys in Sullivan County, Missouri. Find Main Street, First Street and the village grid, and read how a four months’ school term was taught in the college building in the winter of 1884 and 1885.

Holt was laid out in 1867 on land owned by Uncle Jerry Holt. This new aerial map of Holt in Clay County, Missouri shows Main Street, Cleveland Street, Haynesville and the green hills all around.

Hillsboro was first called Menticello, then renamed for the hill just south of town. This new 2026 map shows those hills in shaded relief, with Main Street, Elm Street, Old Highway 21 and the town’s buildings in red.

High Hill’s name came with a post office moved in 1853. Explore its story and a new aerial map showing Booneslick Road, familiar streets, and the green land around town.

Find Higginsville’s familiar streets in a modern aerial map with a vintage feel, then meet a small piece of its past: one contractor built the town’s first two churches.

Higbee, Missouri began as a railroad depot on Edward Owens’ land. This 2026 aerial map of the Randolph County town shows Owens Street, Burton Street, Higbee City Park and the blocks around them.

A new aerial map of Hermitage in Hickory County, Missouri. Find Jackson Street, East Highway 54 and West Dallas Street, and learn how the county’s first seat of justice was a tree stump in Hermitage.

See Hermann’s river, hills, and familiar streets in a new aerial map with a vintage feel. Learn how a German settlement group chose the town’s name.

Find familiar Hazelwood streets in a modern aerial view with a vintage feel. Red buildings, green land and a broad blue river share the print with Hazelwood City Hall and Robertson.

Find familiar Harrisonville streets, City Hall and North Park in this new aerial map. Read how the Democrat office at Harrisonville printed the Herald for months after its plant burned in 1904.

A modern aerial map of Harrisburg in Boone County, Missouri, made in 2026. Find West Sexton Street, South Harris Street and Harrisburg Cemetery, plus the story of the town’s historic school and lodge building and a railroad that was never finished.

A new aerial map of Hannibal, Missouri, made in 2026. Find Broadway, Main Street and Hill Street, home of the Mark Twain Boyhood Home, plus Riverview Park, Oakwood and Cave City, with each building shown in red.

A new aerial map of Hallsville in Boone County, Missouri. Find North Street, Tribble Park and the Hallsville Fairgrounds, and learn how Hallsville kept going when the railroad built its depot town of Hickman half a mile south.

A new aerial map of Gravois Mills in Morgan County, Missouri. It shows the wooded hills, the blue water and the roads of a town an old state file calls likely the first settlement in the county.

A new aerial map of Graham in Nodaway County, Missouri, made in 2026. Find Main Street, East Jackson Street and your own block, and read how a lame horse led Isaac Hogan to settle just south of town in 1839.

A new aerial-style map of Glenwood in Schuyler County, Missouri, made in 2026. Find Main Street, South Avenue and Glenwood Junction, and read how the village built a brick church about 1870.

Follow Main Street and Adams Street across this map of Gentry, Missouri, a village of 56 people, and learn where Gentry County’s first court met in 1845.

Explore Galena’s streets, green hills and blue water in a new map with a vintage feel. Find Main Street and learn how nearby lead mines gave the town its name.

See Gainesville’s Main Street, red buildings and green hills in a new aerial map. Learn how this Ozark County seat got its name from a town in Georgia.

A modern aerial view map of Fulton in Callaway County, Missouri. Find Market Street, Bluff Street and Fulton City Hall, and learn how the town got its name from Robert Fulton, the steamboat builder.

See Fredericktown, Missouri from above, from West Main Street to Villar Street. Learn how the town got its name, and read about the courthouse, post office and two railroad depots on the National Register.

A modern aerial map of Fortescue in Holt County, Missouri, made in 2026. Find Minton, Grant Street and Van Camp, and learn how Jacob Book laid out the town beside the railroad in April 1890.

See Forsyth’s streets, green hills, and blue waterways in a new aerial map with a vintage feel. Find Coy Boulevard and learn about the John Forsyth behind the town’s name.

Foley, Missouri began in 1879 with a railroad depot deal and was named for Miss Addie Foley. This 2026 aerial map shows Foley City Hall, Railroad Avenue, Downing Street, Mill Street and the hills and fields around town.

A modern aerial view of Florida in Monroe County, Missouri, with a vintage feel. Find Shrine Road and the village homes, and read how Nesbit’s father hewed the logs for the first house in Florida and helped build its first mill.

Fillmore’s first hotel stood on the corner of Main and Cross Streets, says an 1888 county history. Find that corner, East Main Street and the Kenyon Streets on this 2026 map of Fillmore, Missouri.

Find familiar Fenton streets, red buildings, and green hills on a new aerial map. See where Fenton’s name comes from, according to the State Historical Society of Missouri, and take a closer look at home.

Farmington was laid out in 1822 on land given by David Murphy. This new 2026 aerial map of Farmington in St. Francois County, Missouri shows Karsch Boulevard, Columbia Street, Farmington City Hall and thousands of buildings in the green hills.

Follow Isley Boulevard, Saint Louis Avenue and Rainbow Boulevard across this 2026 map of Excelsior Springs, then learn why the town’s post office was called Yiginti for its first two years.

Find Eolia’s familiar streets in a new aerial map with a vintage feel. Learn how a windy survey day gave the town its name.

Eagleville wasn’t on a railroad, but a 1921 county history said it kept an important place for trade. This new 2026 map shows Main Street, Tenth Street and the red shapes of the town’s buildings among green farm hills.

Find Manchester Road, Des Peres City Hall, and familiar home streets in this new aerial map. Soft green hills and red buildings give the 2026 view a vintage feel.

Find De Soto’s familiar streets among green hills and blue water. This new aerial map pairs a vintage feel with modern data, from North Main Street to Spross Park.

Corning was a Burlington railroad stop where the Tarkio Valley Branch left the main line. This 2026 aerial map of the Holt County town prints Bissell Street, Walters Street, River Road and more, with the rail line and farm fields all around.

See Commerce’s streets, red buildings, green hills, and blue river in a new aerial map. Learn how an early trading post gave the town its name.

Find Cole Camp’s familiar streets in a modern aerial map with a vintage feel. Explore Main Street, Butterfield Trail, and a brief record of the town’s 1853 postal roots.

Explore Clarkton’s streets, red buildings, and green fields in a new aerial map. Read how the town began near the site of Beech, and find a familiar block.

A modern aerial map of Clarksdale in DeKalb County, Missouri, made in 2026 with a vintage feel. See North Main Street, City Hall and the red buildings of town, plus the story of the Christian Church started there in 1886.

A new aerial map of Charleston in Mississippi County, Missouri. Find North Main Street, East Marshall Street and East Commercial Street, home of the McCutchen Theatre and the Russell Hotel, plus how the town borrowed its name from Charleston, South Carolina.

Explore Centralia’s streets, red building shapes and surrounding green fields in a new aerial map. The town’s story includes a record of lives lost at the Battle of Centralia.

Find Caruthersville’s streets, Eastside Park and Maple Cemetery on a new aerial map with a vintage feel. Read how the town began north of Little Prairie in 1857.

A modern aerial map of Carrollton, the Carroll County seat, made in 2026 with a vintage feel. Find North Main Street, Martin Park and Oak Hill Cemetery, and learn how the town got its name.

Find Broadway Street, Capaha Park, and familiar blocks in this new Cape Girardeau map. Green hills, blue water, and red buildings give the modern aerial view a vintage feel.

Find Canton streets, College Hill and the broad blue river on a new aerial map with a vintage feel. Red buildings and green hills bring the town’s shape into view.

A modern aerial map of Cameron in Clinton County, Missouri, with Cameron City Hall, Grand Avenue, Walnut Street and thousands of buildings. Plus the story of the town’s first carpenters and Obadiah Smith’s first blacksmith and wagon shop in 1857.

A modern aerial map of California in Moniteau County, Missouri, with North High Street, Proctor Park and about 2,400 buildings. Read about Walter Garner’s 1835 blacksmith shop and the five National Register places downtown.

Find Butler’s familiar streets, City Hall, and parks in a new aerial map with a vintage feel. Read about the wartime fire that left just three or four cabins standing.

Brentwood, Missouri was named for Mr. Brent, who laid out the town. This new 2026 aerial map shows Brentwood City Hall, Memorial Park and Manchester Road, with each building drawn as a red shape and a vintage feel.

Bowling Green’s first Kentucky settlers brought a name and a town plan from home. Find familiar streets in this new aerial map, with red buildings and green hills.

A 2026 aerial map of Bonne Terre in St. Francois County, Missouri. Find Benham Street, Park Avenue, Bonne Terre City Hall and Oak Street, home of the Bonne Terre Depot, set among green hills.

A new aerial view map of Blythedale in Harrison County, Missouri. Find Main Street, Walnut Street and Cherry Street, and learn how the town started three churches in three years in the 1880s and was known for its public schools.

Find familiar Blue Springs streets in a modern aerial map with a vintage feel. Learn how a hillside spring gave the town its name and how the village moved to the railroad in 1879.

Bloomfield, Missouri was named for a large field of flowers found there in 1835. This new 2026 aerial map of the Stoddard County town shows Prairie Street, Cape Road, East Court Street and more than 1,000 buildings.

A railroad company laid out Blairstown in Henry County, Missouri, and named it for John I. Blair. This new 2026 map shows the town from above, with Main Street, Wall Street, the numbered streets and small red building shapes.

Explore Blackwater’s streets, red buildings and nearby waters in a new aerial map with a vintage feel. Learn how a stream gave this Cooper County town its name.

Bigelow in Holt County, Missouri, was where the Nodaway Valley Branch met the main rail line in 1880. This new 2026 aerial map shows Rulo Street, Poplar Street, Apple Street and the small blocks beside the tracks.

A modern aerial map of Bethel in Shelby County, Missouri, with Main Street, the numbered streets and the town’s buildings in red. Read how a German colony laid out the town, and how Peter Stice built a water mill here in 1836.

A new aerial map of Berkeley in St. Louis County, Missouri, made in 2026. Find Natural Bridge Road, Wabash Avenue and your own block, and learn how the town was first known as Kinlock, a post office on the Wabash Railroad.

Explore Benton’s streets and green hills in a new aerial map with a vintage feel. Find familiar roads and learn about the Missouri senator behind the town’s name.

Explore Barnard’s streets in a modern aerial map with a vintage feel. Meet Valentine Korell, the town’s first blacksmith, who was also its mayor by 1882.

A new aerial map of Ballwin in St. Louis County, Missouri. Find Manchester Road, Vlasis Park, Old Ballwin Road and your own street, and learn how John Ball’s 1804 farm gave the city its name.

See Avilla’s streets, red building shapes and green fields in a new aerial map. Read about the town’s early Odd Fellows lodge and a parade that drew more than 400 members.

See Aurora’s named streets, red buildings, and green fields in a new aerial map with a vintage feel. Find City Hall and learn the date recorded for the town’s 1870 layout.

Explore Augusta’s streets and green hills in a modern aerial map with a vintage feel. Find Main Street, Locust Street, and the story behind the town’s name.

A new aerial map of Ashland in Boone County, Missouri. Find Main Street, Broadway and Henry Clay Boulevard, plus the 1882 plan to gravel a road from Columbia to Claysville by way of Ashland.

Follow Main Street and Walnut Street across the rail line in Amsterdam, Missouri, then read how the town was laid out on the railroad in 1891, when its post office was first called Burrows.

Follow Main, Waverly Avenue and West Fourth Street across this map of Alma in Lafayette County, Missouri, from Alma Central Park to the Lions Club ball diamond, and see how a 1910 county history listed the town.

Follow Sycamore Street and Commercial Street through Aldrich, a Polk County village of 76 people, then find Tennessee Street, Ohio Street and Front Street on a new map of Aldrich, Missouri.

Follow North Main Street Road and Demott Drive across a modern aerial map of Airport Drive, Missouri, with two tight clusters of homes, the Tuckahoe label and more than 1,100 buildings in red.

Explore Moscow Mills through familiar streets, red building shapes, and a winding blue river. Learn how a post office name helped give the town the name printed beneath this modern aerial view.

Marshfield, Missouri was named for Daniel Webster’s home in Massachusetts. This new 2026 aerial map shows the town in Webster County, from Commercial Street and West Jackson Street to East Hubble Drive, with its buildings in red over soft green hills.

A new aerial map of Iberia in Miller County, Missouri, made in 2026. Find Main Street, School Road and Iberia Cemetery, and read the old story about how the town got its name.

Kimmswick was laid out in October 1859 by Theodore Kimm and named for him. This new 2026 aerial map of the Jefferson County town shows Front Street, Market Street, the numbered streets, the green hills to the west and its buildings as small red shapes.

Huntsdale was laid out on August 1, 1892, and named for William Bunch Hunt. This new aerial map shows Main Street, Hunt Street and the Katy Trail, with green hills above town and wide fields below.

Find familiar Gerald streets in a modern aerial map with a vintage feel. West Fitzgerald Avenue shares the family name behind the town’s own name.

Fair Grove began with a log school house in 1846. Explore its streets, red buildings, and green hills on a new aerial map made in 2026 with a vintage feel.

Find Walnut Street, Main Street and Ellington Hollow on a new aerial map of Ellington, Missouri. Green hills, pale roads and red buildings give this 2026 print its vintage feel.

Explore Downing’s streets and green surroundings in a new aerial map. Learn about the cabin school near town where Schuyler County’s first classes began in 1841.

Find Dexter City Hall, East Park and familiar streets in a new aerial map of Dexter, Missouri. Read the historic account of the racehorse behind the town’s name.

Explore Ava’s streets and green hills in a new aerial map. Find Springfield Road, North Jefferson Street and more, then learn about the Bible verse behind the town’s name.

Explore Ash Grove’s streets in a new aerial map with a vintage feel. Find familiar blocks and learn how a grove of ash trees gave the town its name.

Three Creeks is a Warren County village of 8 people, set among open fields below wooded hills. This 2026 aerial map shows Warco Road, Three Creeks Village, the creek channels on the left and a wide river at the bottom.

St. Clair, Missouri, as a modern aerial map with a vintage feel. See the green Franklin County hills, North Main Street and Old State Highway 66, and read the old story of a wayside inn called Traveler’s Repose.

A new aerial map of New Franklin in Howard County, Missouri, made in 2026. Find Broadway, Missouri Street and your own block, and learn how the town got its name to tell it apart from Old Franklin.

See Macon, Missouri, from above, with red buildings, green hills, and blue water. Find Blees Park and familiar streets on this new 2026 map of the Macon County seat.

Explore Houston, Missouri through a new aerial map with a vintage feel. Find familiar streets, green hills and the name of Sam Houston on the print.

See Green City’s familiar streets in a new aerial map with a vintage feel. Explore its red buildings, green fields and the story of a congregation that built a church in 1881.

Find familiar Glendale streets in a modern aerial view with a vintage feel. Explore North Berry Road and Edwin Avenue, home to two National Register houses.

Find Eureka’s streets, parks, and Allenton among green hills and blue river bends. This new aerial map pairs today’s town with a vintage feel and a brief look at its 1858 beginnings.

See Chamois in a new aerial map with a vintage feel. Find familiar streets and learn how the town’s steep hills reminded Morgan Harper of Switzerland.