Boone Monuments Marthasville

  • Also Known As: Boone Monument Village
  • Also Known As: Daniel Boone Burial Site and Monument
  • Also Known As: Old Bryan Farm Cemetery

  • Address: 15226 Boone Monument Rd
  • Vicinity: 1 m E of Marthasville
  • Travel Genus: Sight
  • Sight Category: Historic District

Boone Monument Village is a privately run event venue located at the historic Bryan family farm in Marthasville, Missouri, United States. The 54-acre village offers event spaces and overnight accommodations in various restored buildings.

Adjacent on the west side of Boone Monument Village is the Daniel Boone Burial Site and Monument, the former grave site of Daniel and Rebecca Boone. - AsNotedIn


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Timeline

Y/M/D Person Association Description Composition Food Event
Y/M/D Person Association Description Composition Food Event
1775/00/00 The original owners of what is now Boone Monument Village were the Bryan family - Rebecca Boone's nephew. A barn and the original Bryan family log cabin - a one-room cabin from the late 1700s, have been restored.
1811/06/00 Jemima Boone Callaway Home Flanders Callaway buys 400 arpens of land, within Spanish Survey Land Grant No 748, near Tuque Creek, Charrette Creek and the Missouri River, about eight miles west of his original grant.
1811/07/00 Flanders Callaway Home Flanders Callaway begins building a 2 story log dwelling near the Missouri River. The site is off MO 94, about 1 mile southeast of the Daniel Boone Burial Site and Monument. The house has been moved to The Historic Daniel Boone Home in Defiance.
1820/09/23 Daniel Boone In Memoriam Daniel Boone's funeral is held in the Callaway's barn because the house is too small for the crowd of mourners. He was buried next to his wife at Old Bryan Farm Cemetery. The Daniel Boone Burial Site and Monument is located on a hill west of the BMV.
1829/00/00 Van Horn Tavern, aka the Gentry-Threlkeld-Van Horn Tavern, is built on the Boone's Lick Road between St Charles and Old Franklin, Missouri. In 2013 it will be disassembled and moved to Boone Monument Village.
1834/08/30 Jemima Boone Callaway Died Jemima Boone Callaway dies at age 71 in Warren County, Missouri. Mrs Callaway is buried at Old Bryan Farm Cemetery in Marthasville, Missouri.
1840/00/00 A school house is built by a French settler in Erie, PA. In 1900, the school will be moved 39 miles west to Conneaut, OH. Over a century later, Bernardo Brunetti will buy the building on Ebay and ship it 680 miles to Boone Monument Village.
1860/00/00 A 2-story brick house is erected for the Dickhouse family, third owners of the property, on the same foundation that once supported a two-story log home built by the Bryan family. The home was restored in 2011-2012.
1860/00/00 The Mellein Log Cabin is erected in Belleville, Illinois.The dwelling has been restored with authentic period furniture and updated with modern amenities.
1860/00/00 A barn is erected at Bryan farm. Now a banquet room, the materials used to build the 2-story west wall came from an 1830s German-built house along Wolf Creek, just a few miles from the farm.
1889/00/00 The future Boone Monument Village chapel is built in Linn, Missouri.
2009/00/00 Bernardo Brunetti and his wife, Dede, buy a 54-acre farm just west of Marthasville and begin restoring what will become "Boone Monument Village".

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Flanders Callaway House

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Particulars for Boone Monuments Marthasville:
Cultural Affiliation American Frontier
Criteria Architecture-Engineering
Area of Significance Exploration-settlement
Sight Category Historic District
Building Type House
Building Material Log Architecture
Attribute Moved property
Criteria Person




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