Osage Trail Legacy
At Osage Trail Legacy in Cuba, Missouri, immerse yourself in the rich history of Route 66 as you explore authentic artifacts and engaging exhibits that bring the past to life. This unique attraction offers travelers a captivating glimpse into the culture and stories of the iconic highway, all while enjoying the warm hospitality of a community that cherishes its Route 66 heritage. With a stellar 4.9/5 rating, visitors rave about the friendly atmosphere and the chance to connect with fellow road trip enthusiasts. Make this a must-stop on your journey and create unforgettable memories on the Mother Road!
Bryan Rupp
3 years ago"These statues are large and you can't miss them as you exit I-44. The statues are of Osage Indians (Native Americans) depicting them walking down the Osage Trail headed to Oklahoma. You see a man, woman with a baby and a domesticated wolf. I had no idea they domesticated wolves but you learn that at the nearby visitor center. Check it out you will learn so much about the history of Missouri you didn't know."
Michael Dew
6 months ago"I learned a lot about the Osage people. Wow! This place is so important and wonderful. Thank you for the education."
Kathleen Cheatham
7 months ago"Beautiful reflection of the Osage.. Nice stop on our Rt 66 trip.(need to stop at Pearl's for ice cream as well 👍)"
Gretchen Brook
3 years ago"We were traveling with our dog and the lady allowed us to walk him through the building and outside with us when we went to se the statues. She was very friendly. Great place to learn about the murals in Cuba, MO. There was also many other pamphlets to learn about other things. I think that they did a good job about telling the history of the Osage Native Americans. I definitely recommend it especially if you don't know much about them but do care about their history"
Ruth
4 years ago"I loved this rich history and the statues are breathtaking beautiful. There is a visitor center available here if you need or have a interest in checking it out. All in all I really enjoyed stopping and taking in this beautiful historic information."
