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The Historic Daniel Boone Home, Defiance, Missouri. 22,913 likes · 511 talking about this · 1,552 were here. The Historic Daniel Boone Home preserves and interprets America's frontier history.
Oct 14, 2020 · MIDWEST. Tucked away off a scenic country road in St. Charles County, Missouri is an historic house that American pioneer Daniel Boone once called home. Boone’s son Nathan built the house around 1800 and later lived with his Dad here from 1804-1813 and again from 1816 to the year of his death – 1820.
The Historic Daniel Boone Home features the home of the legendary hero Daniel Boone and his family. The four-story, Georgian style home was built in the 1800's overlooking the Femme Osage Valley. The village, is comprised of over a dozen 19th century buildings including the Old Peace Chapel, grist mill, schoolhouse, and carpenter's shop.
The Historic Daniel Boone Home - Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail Experience. Information. Get Directions. lat: 38.6514629 long: -90.8531237. Built in 1800 by Nathaniel Boone, this house was the primary residence of celebrated pioneer Daniel Boone for more than a dozen years.
Jun 7, 2017 · The Historic Daniel Boone Home & Heritage Center. 1868 Highway F, Defiance , Missouri 63341 USA. 6. Photos. $$$$ Budget. Closed Now. Opens Thu 8:30a. Independent. No Wifi. Add to Trip. “Bringing history to life” The Daniel Boone Home and Boonesfield Village features the home of the legendary hero, Daniel Boone.
Begun in 1803, completed in 1810, the home is built of blue limestone with 2½-ft. thick walls. All beams and woodwork are black walnut and the five walnut fireplaces were carved by Boone himself. The small bedroom next to the north entrance is where Daniel Boone died on September 26, 1820 at age 86.
The Historic Daniel Boone Home and Heritage Center - The History List. Improve listing. The legendary frontiersman spent his last years in the peace and beauty along the Missouri River and died in the home of his son, Nathan. The four-story Georgian-style house is the centerpiece of Lindenwood University's Heritage Center.
