Lamar, MO
Lamar, Missouri Facts:
County: Barton
Population: 4,532
Coverage Area (Total): 4.1 sq. miles
Elevation: 961 ft.
Cities/Towns covered in local Names and Numbers Phone Book: Amos, Arcola, Ardath, Arnica, Arthur, Asbury, Avilla, Bearcreek, Bellamy, Bona, Boston, Bristow, Bronaugh, Cane Hill, Caplinger Mills, Carbon Center, Cedar Springs, Cedarville, Claud, Coal Hill, Comet, Corry, Cossville, Crisp, Dadeville, Dederick, Deerfield, El Dorado Springs, Ellis, Eve, Everton, Fair Haven, Fair Play, Filley, Glen Town, Golden City, Greenfield, Hackleman Corner, Handley,, Hannon, Harwood, Horton, Iantha, Irwin, Jasper, Jerico Springs, Kenoma, Kings Point, Lamar, Lamar Heights, Layneville, Lebeck, Liberal, Lockwood, Maple Grove, Masters, Medoc, Meinert, Metz, Milford, Milo, Mindenmines, Montevallo, Moundville, Nashville, Nassau Junction, Neola, Nevada, Newport, Oak Ridge (Vernon County), Oakton, Olympia, Oskaloosa, Pacetown, Panama, Pennsboro, Pilgrim, Portia, Rich Hill, Richards, Rinehart, Rookins, Rousertown, Schell City, Seybert, Sheldon, South Greenfield, Stockton, Stotesbury, Swart, Sylvania, Tuckers Corner, Umber, Umber View Heights, Verdella, Virgil City, Wagoner, Walker, Willowville, Wimmer
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Lamar History
Lamar was established in 1852 and incorporated in 1867. It was given its name by Mrs. George E. Ward in honor of the President Mirabeau Lamar of the Republic of Texas. During the Civil War, Lamar was almost completely wiped out in 1862 and 1864. The town is also known for two very famous inhabitants – Wyatt Earp served as a local lawman in Lamar in the 1870s and Lamar was the birth place of the 33rd president of the United States, Harry S. Truman (his birth house is pictured to the right).
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