History Information of Marble Hill, Missouri
 

This information has been provided by: The Bollinger County Archives & Genealogical Center

1842 - 

The city of New California was established.

1851 - 

The city was renamed Dallas.

1856 - 

The First Baptist Church built near the oldest Marble Hill cemetery. There are no written records.

1862 - 

January - Major Jonas Rawalt took 18 prisoners with 100 Union Troops.

1862 - 

April - The courthouse and town was raided by Col. S.D. Kitchen with 120 Confederate soldiers.

1868 - 

The city was renamed Marble Hill due to the confusion with Dallas County.

1869 - 

August - Railroad & Tunnel completed 2 miles northwest of Glen Allen, MO from Bismarck, MO to Charleston, MO.

1869 - 

Lutesville was laid out by Eli Lutes, who gave 10 acres for railroad to win the depot location as a shipping & trading point.

1880 - 

Will Mayfield College moved to Marble Hill from Smithville.

1893 - 

Wicecarver's Store built across from the Courthouse. Steps in front were formly used for mounting horses and carriages.

1905 - 

Mineral Well dug on the courthouse square 1904-1905 and was used until 1947-1948.

1932 - 

Last Passenger Line of the Belmont Branch of the St. Louis & Iron Mountain Railroad

1953 - 

August - Artesian well discovered approxmately 1800 feet deep while drilling for oil in the area.

1973 - 

April - St. Louis & Iron Mountain Railroad ceased operations through Lutesville.

1973 - 

August - Voters approved for a Twin City Airport.

1985 - 

May - The Cities of Lutesville and Marble Hill merged as one city.

2005 - 

March - This website was created for educational and tourism purposes.
 
 
 

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