Places of Mountain View Missouri

Mountain View, Missouri

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Mountain View, Missouri
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Then Now

Along old highway 60
1938 - 39
The camp with shoe store (shown). N.R. Frank's car is in the front of shoe store, hidden by truck. Bessie McIntire Scott ran the
store. Gene and Maxine Frank worked there. Also note the Bargain Store.

Rainbow Camp
1938
An area on north side old highway 60 across from
city park. Also called Camp and Nappy Town (so
named after N.R. Frank) "Rainbow" is from N.R.
Frank's army service.

Note: Tar-paper on end of buildings before the
88cent shoe store was built.

Mountain View Mo.

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Courtesy Judy Kenaga
There isn't a lot of history on this picture. It has Stepp Pleasnton Kan and also Mountain View Mo and if you take a
close look at it you can see it is our fair city. (click on small image to enlarge)

Courtesy Clyde Antrim

"Nappy" Frank's Stage coach
Anyone know when they were built?
My Dad worked for Nappy and may
have helped build it.

Water Tower (Courtesy Eve Taylor)

I don't remember this one.

Then Now
Downtown 1958
(Courtesy Eve Taylor)

Taken from Mabel Culpeppers Cafe across from Malone's Motel.

          1920's                                                                                                                          Now
                                                                  Mountain View Hotel
                                                             Later to known as Malone's.

Then                                                                                                                                     Now
                                                                 Fire Station
                                                                    1940's
                                             Taken with a cell phone ugh from album

Then Downtown Now
1950

Hospital
!952
Taken with a cell phone ugh

1942 Now
Jelly Factory
1942 Judge Lyon's Jelly Factory. Was also a skating rink in the 30's and in later years.

Nappy's Wagons
Feb. 22 1953

Four wagons that were built in his
factory in MV.

1940's Now

This is a great one.
(Courtesy Judy Kenaga)
Across the bandstand in the
above pix you can see the same
bank building several years earlier.
The J.B. Hannah either remodeled
or a new building notice the
windows.