The Historic Daniel Boone Home at Lindenwood Park, Defiance

The Historic Daniel Boone Home and Heritage Center features the home of the legendary hero, Daniel Boone. The four story Georgian style mansion was built overlooking the Femme Osage Valley.

Today it looks down to the Boonefield Village which is comprised of over a dozen 19th century buildings that have been moved to the site. These buildings include: the Zephaniah Sappington/John Dressel Home, the Squire Boone Home, the Flanders Callaway Home, the Newton Howell Home, the Stake Home, the Benedict Warmbrodt Home, the school house, carpenter’s shop, grist mill, and the Old Peace Chapel.

The Boone Home and Boonefield Village offer a glimpse into life on the Missouri frontier.

Visitors are welcome to walk the grounds of the park for free. Pricing for guided tours of the Daniel Boone Home:

Adult - $8

Senior (60+) - $6

Child (age 5–12) - $5

Active/Retired Military and Children 4 and under are free

As a courtesy, admission is free for bus drivers with registered tours.

For more information about pricing, tours and hours, visit http://stccparks.org.

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