Scotland County, Administrative county in northeastern Missouri, United States
Scotland County is an administrative county in northeastern Missouri with rolling terrain and farmland interspersed with Lake Show Me and Ella Ewing Lake. These bodies of water provide fishing and outdoor recreation in a rural setting.
The county was established in 1841 and later experienced significant military activity during the American Civil War. This period left a lasting mark on the region's development and identity.
The Downing House Museum and Memphis Depot Museum hold local artifacts and documents that show how farming and transportation shaped the region. These collections tell the story of everyday life in the area over time.
Scotland County Hospital provides medical services to residents, while accredited schools and a local airport serve the community. The Family Support Division office offers additional services for families and local needs.
A World War Two Memorial on the courthouse grounds honors soldiers from the area who served in this global conflict. This monument stands as a central gathering point and reminder of the community's contribution.
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