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Hendrickson
Civic
1900s
c. 1900
north of Poplar Bluff
Verbatim Passage from Source
"Hendrickson, which was named for Nathan W. Hendrickson, a prominent landowner, is an old railroad town north of Poplar Bluff. The town was laid out along the tracks of the Iron Mountain Railroad (later the Missouri Pacific) in 1873. In the early 1900s, this community was an important shipping point for timber and iron ore."
— Source: Butler County, Missouri Historical and Architectural Survey (referenced c. 1900)
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Hendrickson is an old railroad town that was an important shipping point for timber and iron ore in the early 1900s.
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