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Listed in Historical place, Native American Heritage Sites, State park, Trail of Tears, Visited by Old Folks Adventures

• 113 Bollinger Mill Rd
  Burfordville, Missouri 63739
• +15732434591

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Description

At Bollinger Mill State Historic Site in Burfordville, the Whitewater River tells the story of a busy rural crossroads. The four-story Bollinger Mill, built in 1867, reflects the era when water-powered mills turned locally grown grain into flour and connected farm communities to regional trade. Nearby, the Burfordville Covered Bridge—built in 1858 and recognized as Missouri's oldest covered bridge—adds an especially memorable touch to the setting. Visitors can explore the historic mill and its exhibits, see the relationship between the building and the river, and imagine the work, noise, and commerce that once filled this southeastern Missouri community. It is a rewarding stop for travelers interested in historic industry, engineering, covered bridges, and the everyday places that helped rural towns thrive.

Historical References / Learn More

• Bollinger Mill State Historic Site — Missouri State Parks

Listing Tags

Covered Bridge, historic architecture, Historic Mill, Industrial History, Missouri History, Rural History, Southeast Missouri, trail of tears

Street

113 Bollinger Mill Rd

Latitude

37.366433

Longitude

-89.803975

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible restroom, Wheelchair accessible parking lot

Service options

Onsite services

Highlights

Picnics

Offerings

Historic Architecture, Outdoor Seating

Activities

Hiking, Wildlife Watching

Amenities

Barbecue grill, Picnic tables, Public restroom

Crowd

Family-friendly, Tourists

Children

Good for kids, Kid-friendly hikes

Parking

Free parking lot, Paid parking lot

Pets

Dogs allowed

Country

USA

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