Larry Baggett's Trail of Tears Memorial
Nestled along Route 66 in Jerome, Missouri, Larry Baggett's Trail of Tears Memorial offers travelers a poignant glimpse into history, honoring the legacy of Native American resilience. Wander through beautifully crafted displays and learn about the profound stories of those who persevered through hardship. This peaceful tribute is not just a stop on the Mother Road; it’s an invitation to reflect and remember, making it a must-visit for anyone seeking a deeper connection to America’s rich cultural tapestry.
Core BodyTraining
11 months ago"I would love to meet the people the created this beautiful spiritual art display. I'm a stone mason and my curiosity is killing me. Bravo, thanks for sharing."
Ray Sweeney
a year ago"Interesting place. Someone spent a lot of work building all of the rock walls and art."
Pumpkin
8 months ago"This place is absolutely beautiful & is such an obvious labor of love. I can't believe the negative reviews, honestly. Open hearts & minds will appreciate it for what it truly is and what it has the potential to become. EDIT: After my 2nd visit I felt compelled to come back and say that I still feel the magic of this special place. ✨️ Thank you for allowing me to visit."
Ashton Rae Marie
8 months ago"Most of this attraction was closed off when we stopped. The few things close to the entrance were interesting to see! After looking at those, my youngest and I waited back at th call while my teenagers explored a bit more. They said there were several cool statues or art pieces and an abandoned visitor center. They also said there was a very pretty view up there. It's a shame that it's not being maintained, I'm sure it was beautiful before. There isn't much room for parking, maybe 4 cars worth. No bathrooms or trash cans. It's also right off a busy road so be careful with your little ones or pets."
