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Wendy & Troy

    Troy and Wendy
    Things To Do

Things To Do

The Wedding Website of Wendy Tucker and Troy Pease
Carthage, nicknamed America’s Maple Leaf City, holds numerous historical, entertaining, and natural attractions for you to discover. Do things like exploring historical landmarks, viewing displays at a museum, spending the day at a picturesque park, and so on. Other activities you can do are discovering its many architectural wonders, learning about local history, having a terrific time at an entertainment center, and endless more.
Red Oak II

Red Oak II

12275 Kafir Rd, Carthage, MO 64836
, 4172370808

Red Oak II, created by Lowell Davis, is a one-of-a-kind open-air museum depicting a fake ghost town from the late 20th century.

The Precious Moments Chapel

The Precious Moments Chapel

4321 S Chapel Rd, Carthage, MO 64836
, (800) 543-7975

The Precious Moments Chapel is an iconic landmark of the city featuring colorful murals and a gift shop.

66 Drive-In Theatre

66 Drive-In Theatre

17231 Old 66 Blvd, Carthage, MO 64836
, (417) 359-5959

Once the sun sets, visit the brilliant 66 Drive-In Theatre as you watch an enthralling movie with your companions. Watch the latest movies as you snack on delicious snacks while sitting in the comforts of your car.

Historic Phelps House

Historic Phelps House

1146 Grand Ave, Carthage, MO 64836
, (417) 358-1776

The Historic Phelps House, constructed between 1900 to 1904, is a house museum. It features a Late Victorian architectural design. Head to this historical building when looking for must-visit sights to see this weekend on your vacation. This historical landmark offers rental facilities for special events, guided tours, several rooms for you to explore, and more. It is also the perfect attraction to visit if you are searching for indoor stuff to do when it’s raining or cold.

Battle of Carthage Civil War Museum

Battle of Carthage Civil War Museum

205 Grant St, Carthage, MO 64836
, (417) 237-7060

The Battle of Carthage Civil War Museum houses many fascinating displays and informative exhibits about the Civil War. Learn all about the Battle of Carthage, which occurred on July 5, 1861, during the onset of the American Civil War. Here, you can watch a short film about the Civil War and view things like artifacts, a mural of the Battle of Carthage, scale models, paintings, old photographs, and so much more.

Marlin Perkins Statue

Marlin Perkins Statue

714 S. Garrison Ave., Carthage, MO 64836
, (417) 237-7035

The Marlin Perkins Statue, dedicated in 1988, is a life-size bronze statue of world-famous American zoologist Marlin Perkins. It sits amidst a picture-perfect landscape that changes with the seasons, featuring towering trees, nearby picnic areas, and the like. It is easily accessible, sitting in the downtown area of the city, near various restaurants, shops, and other attractions.

Battle of Carthage State Park

Battle of Carthage State Park

1111 E Chestnut St, Carthage, MO 64836
, (417) 682-2279

The Battle of Carthage State Park is also known as the Battle of Carthage State Historic Site. It encompasses roughly 7.4 acres and is a popular destination for history buffs and nature enthusiasts.

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