1. DeLozier Building
Henry County's first bank and the first Clinton Post Office.
Read the story →Read the story →2. Clinton Square Historic District
64 historic Victorian and Italianate buildings around the 1893 courthouse.
Read the story →3. Creative Paints
Once a grocery and one of the first J.C. Penney stores in Missouri.
Read the story →4. Keil's Jewelry Store
A family jeweler on the square for four generations, from 1870 to 2008.
Read the story →5. White Flower Quilt Shop
Former Odd Fellows lodge, with an 1870 cornerstone.
Read the story →6. Serenity Spa
A 1906 cigar factory, now home to the Clinton Main Street office.
Read the story →7. "They Stood Tall" Civil War Memorial
A bronze of Union and Confederate soldiers by Wayne Hyde.
Read the story →8. Dody Legacy
Built for physician John H. Britts, with ironwork shipped from St. Louis.
Read the story →9. "Never Forget" 9/11 Memorial
A steel artifact from Ground Zero, dedicated September 11, 2011.
Read the story →10. National Humane Alliance Fountain
A granite water fountain for horses, dogs, and cats.
Read the story →11. Henry County Bandstand
A World War I memorial where Harry Truman once spoke.
Read the story →12. Simes Shoe Store
Home to shoe stores for nearly a century; the shelves are still there.
Read the story →13. Glasscock Jewelry Corner
Built as a bank in the 1880s; the vault is still inside.
Read the story →- DeLozier Building · 211 West Franklin
- Clinton Square Historic District
- Creative Paints · 102 South Main
- Keil's Jewelry Store · 135 West Franklin
- White Flower Quilt Shop · 140 West Jefferson
- Serenity Spa · 116 West Jefferson
- "They Stood Tall" Civil War Memorial
- Dody Legacy · 125/127 South Washington
- "Never Forget" 9/11 Memorial
- National Humane Alliance Fountain
- Henry County Bandstand
- Simes Shoe Store · 104 South Main
- Glasscock Jewelry Corner · 100 South Main
- Stop 1
DeLozier Building
Henry County's first bank and the first Clinton Post Office.
211 West Franklin - Stop 2
Clinton Square Historic District
64 historic Victorian and Italianate buildings around the 1893 courthouse.
- Stop 3
Creative Paints
Once a grocery and one of the first J.C. Penney stores in Missouri.
102 South Main - Stop 4
Keil's Jewelry Store
A family jeweler on the square for four generations, from 1870 to 2008.
135 West Franklin - Stop 5
White Flower Quilt Shop
Former Odd Fellows lodge, with an 1870 cornerstone.
140 West Jefferson - Stop 6
Serenity Spa
A 1906 cigar factory, now home to the Clinton Main Street office.
116 West Jefferson - Stop 7
"They Stood Tall" Civil War Memorial
A bronze of Union and Confederate soldiers by Wayne Hyde.
- Stop 8
Dody Legacy
Built for physician John H. Britts, with ironwork shipped from St. Louis.
125/127 South Washington - Stop 9
"Never Forget" 9/11 Memorial
A steel artifact from Ground Zero, dedicated September 11, 2011.
- Stop 10
National Humane Alliance Fountain
A granite water fountain for horses, dogs, and cats.
- Stop 11
Henry County Bandstand
A World War I memorial where Harry Truman once spoke.
- Stop 12
Simes Shoe Store
Home to shoe stores for nearly a century; the shelves are still there.
104 South Main - Stop 13
Glasscock Jewelry Corner
Built as a bank in the 1880s; the vault is still inside.
100 South Main