Next Stop: Moberly!

Sponsored by City of Moberly

• Location: Missouri
• Travel Type: Driving/Walking
• Trip Time: 1.5 hour
• Language:

“Next Stop: Moberly!” is a self-guided audio walking or driving tour that includes 100 historical locations throughout Moberly, Missouri.

After an 1866 railroad land sale, structures and businesses rapidly appeared throughout Missouri. The town of Moberly seemed to magically appear; thus, earning the name the Magic City.

The town grew into a typical railroad town of that era, with a depot, hotels, saloons, restaurants, and merchants lining the streets close to the depot. Numerous homes were built outside of this bustling area, and the population began to rapidly grow.

Community leaders soon began to emerge and social circles developed along with the swelling population.

To learn about this time in the town’s history, enjoy this tour on a leisurely stroll or drive through the city of Moberly, or on a cell-phone or tablet accessible from anywhere in the world.

At each site, the tour features stories about the historical significance of the location, information regarding architecture, and tales highlighting persons of interest affiliated with Moberly. Sites include the Danley House on Williams Street, the Masonic Temple on Rollins Street, and many, many more.

Come along with us on this audio tour to learn about some of the people and places that set the foundation for the Moberly of today.

Moberly, Missouri is located in Randolph County. It is south of Highway 24 between Huntsville and Madison. Enjoy learning a little history of the region en route to Middlegrove or Renick, or while you stay in Moberly.

All aboard? Next Stop: Moberly!

Tour Sponsors
This tour is presented by the City of Moberly and was made possible in part by a grant from the State Historic Preservation Office. It was produced with assistance from the Historic Preservation Fund, administered by the National Park Service, Department of the Interior and Missouri Department of Natural Resources, State Historic Preservation Office.

Thank you to the Randolph County Historical Society volunteers for providing the content for this tour!

Find More Tours Near You
If you are interested in more audio tours in the region, check out The Other Side Of KC. To find more tours throughout Missouri or wherever your travels may take you, visit TravelStorys.com. Every place has a story.