Old Stagecoach Stop, Historic stagecoach station in Waynesville, Missouri.
The Old Stagecoach Stop is a restored building with ten rooms displaying different periods starting from 1854, each furnished with original items and architectural details. The rooms show how this place functioned as both a lodging and service point for travelers.
The building was established in 1854 as a stopping point and lodging for travelers. During the Civil War, it was converted into a military hospital to care for wounded soldiers.
The building reveals how travelers and residents once lived and dined here, with rooms reflecting everyday routines of the 1800s. The preserved furnishings and objects show what mattered to people in their daily lives back then.
The building sits in town and is easy to reach on foot. It operates seasonally, so check ahead to learn when it is open and what kind of visit options are available.
Each room represents a different time period, spanning from the mid-1800s forward. You can walk through and see firsthand how furnishings, decoration, and daily living changed across several decades.
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