DAR Marked Sites Preserve History in St Charles Area
St Charles Chapter DAR marks several early sites including Roger Taylor’s Tavern 1816 on Boone’s Lick Road and Hickory Grove 1823 where Norman Pringle Tavern stood. Bronze and red granite markers placed in October 1913 by the State of Missouri and the DAR chapter.
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Deenya Boelman
St. Charles
Roger Taylor
Boone’s Lick Road
Warrenton
State of
Meridian
Warren County
Boulder
State of Missouri and
St. Charles County
Charles
Daniel Boone
Boone’s Lick
Boone
Dardenne Prairie
Gill
Red granite milestone boulders mark historic sites near St. Charles
A series of red granite boulders placed by local chapters and the State DAR in October 1913 commemorates Kenner’s Tavern 1819, Camp Branch 1822, Sanders Tavern 1826, Pond Fort 1800, Boones Lick Road Bountz Fort 1800, and the headquarters of early Spanish Commandants Louis Blanchette and Charles Tayon. Locations span Paulding east of Meridian, Warrenton on Highway 40, Main Street Warrenton, and Boone’s Lick vicinity, with ties to Naylor’s Store 1820 and 1769–1793 settlement history.
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