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Advertisement for the Elsberry Picnic

By Elsberry Historic Preservation Society & Matt Hensley

L.T. Baskett and Sons Grocery and Hardware Store

By Elsberry Historic Preservation Society & Josephine Horne

Black and white photo of Baptists Church in Elsberry

By Elsberry Historic Preservation Society

An ad for the Enterprise store in Elsberry (1906)

By Elsberry Historic Preservation Society

The tearing down of the Burlington Railroad Depot

By Elsberry Historic Preservation Society

Methodists Church in Elsberry

By Elsberry Historic Preservation Society

Black and white photo of steam engine going through Elsberry

By Elsberry Historic Preservation Society

Elsberry Swamp

By Sarah Hunt, Librarian Joseph R. Palmer Family Memorial Library
In 1879 most of present day Elsberry was a swamp. Standing here at 3rd and DuBois then you would have been looking at Lost Creek as it crossed over DuBois, Broadway and then on to what is now Hwy 79. It flooded every spring and made this area “below…

Cannon, Goodman & Company

By Sarah Hunt, Librarian Joseph R. Palmer Family Memorial Library
(Southeast corner) Across the street was the two store Foley building. It had a millinery shop on the bottom and a community center above. Broadway does not look today as it did when originally built! There have been five major fires along Broadway…

Falmouth Hotel

By Sarah Hunt, Librarian Joseph R. Palmer Family Memorial Library
Built in 1836 in Falmouth, Missouri, it was one the finest hotels on the River. The hotel was owned by Mordecai Watts in 1879 and he moved it to Elsberry piece by piece in wagons. The old stone steps on the south end of the porch are from Falmouth…
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