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Campbell Commercial Historic District
(added 1991 - Dunklin County - #91001482)
Roughly bounded by Magnolia St., Martin Ave., Locust St. and the St. Louis & Southwest RR tracks, Campbell
(45 acres, 19 buildings)
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering, Event
| | Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Et al., Christopher & Simpson
| | Architectural Style: |
Colonial Revival
| | Area of Significance: |
Architecture, Commerce
| | Period of Significance: |
1875-1899, 1900-1924, 1925-1949
| | Owner: |
Private
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Local Gov't
| | Historic Function: |
Commerce/Trade, Domestic, Government
| | Historic Sub-function: |
City Hall, Financial Institution, Hotel, Specialty Store
| | Current Function: |
Commerce/Trade, Domestic, Government
| | Current Sub-function: |
City Hall, Multiple Dwelling, Specialty Store
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Little River Lake Discontiguous Archeological District
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(added 1998 - Dunklin County - #98001499)
Also known as 23DU330;23DU331
Address Restricted, Kennett
(13 acres)
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| Historic Significance: |
Information Potential
| | Area of Significance: |
Prehistoric
| | Cultural Affiliation: |
Early Woodland, Tchula Phase
| | Period of Significance: |
499-0 BC
| | Owner: |
State
| | Historic Function: |
Domestic
| | Historic Sub-function: |
Camp
| | Current Function: |
Recreation And Culture
| | Current Sub-function: |
Outdoor Recreation
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