It was a home built in an era over 150 years ago. Now, you can look inside a Louisiana, Missouri plantation-style home that dates back to right after the Civil War.
If views of the Mississippi River are a priority for your home desires, boy do I have a home for you. Truth is it's more mansion than home and it's located on a bluff overlooking the Mississippi River near Louisiana, Missouri.
For regular drivers of the Camp Clark Bridge in Louisiana, Missouri there is great news to report on the progress of the new bridge construction there.
An interesting story was trending on Facebook last summer about the "Lizard Man" that supposedly lives in Bishopville, South Carolina. I had never heard of the Lizard Man. I have heard about reptile men, the Moth Man, chupacabras, and of course, Momo, the Missouri Monster.
The U.S. 54 bridge over the Mississippi River in Louisiana, known as the Champ Clark Bridge, will close each day beginning Monday, August 10 through Thursday, August 13 from 8 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. so the Missouri Department of Transportation can conduct its annual in-depth inspection on the 87-year-old bridge.