Cheap Things To Do in Belton, Missouri

History Origins & Name George W. Scott and William H. Colbern purchased about 80 acres of land on August 13, 1869, from Manzey Q. Ashby of Kentucky, who had received it a month earlier from the U.S. government. Scott and Colbern filed ... More on Belton.org

32 Brunswick bowling lanes - Cosmic bowling includes glow in the dark lanes, party lights & music - 4000 sq ft arcade, Alley's Restaurant ... More on entertainment.com

(MO-19-01) in Belton , Cass County, MO. MO58 (North Av.) W. 1.7 miles from jct with US71, S. on Scott Av. block, SE on Main St. 0.6 miles to the ... More on dalejtravis.com

Located in Kansas City, Grandview and Lee's Summit, Missouri. Longview, a 930 acre lake provides recreational facilities including camping, 14 picnic shelters, swimming beach, 27 hole golf course, ... More on AnglerWeb.com

'Longview Lake' is a freshwater reservoir in parts of Kansas City, Lee's Summit, and Grandview, all in Jackson County, Missouri. The reservoir is part of U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Little Blue ... More on Wikipedia

Harry S. Truman worked his grandmother's ... More on TripAdvisor

This is a relatively new historic site. In 1994 Congress voted to include it as part of the Harry S. Truman... More on TripAdvisor

Longview Lake, located at Longview Lake, Jackson County Park, Shelter 14, has about what you’d expect from ... More on clubzone

The phone number for Longview Lake listed is incorrect. The correct number to Jackson County Parks ... More on Yahoo! Travel

(Woodbridge, 73', 1973, 25-48-A) across tributary Big Blue River in Kansas City , Kaw Township, Jackson County, MO. Holmes Rd. S. 3.4 miles from jct with I435 exit 74, W. on Woodbridge ... More on dalejtravis.com

about Swope Park: At 1,805 acres, Swope Park is one of the nation's largest city parks . The park features two golf courses, the Kansas City Zoo , Starlight Theatre , Lakeside Nature Center , fishi... More on GoCityKids

Swope Park - Beer? Check. Newspapers? Check. Swope Park, at 6600 Swope Park, offers your usual selection of imports, domestics, and so on. Craaaaazy, out-of-control entertainment? Ummmm… Not so muc... More on clubzone

Inscription. (black marker), New Santa Fe, also known as Little Santa Fe, was not much more than an Indian settlement when the first wagon trains passed through on the Santa Fe Trail in the early 1... More on HMDB

Inscription. In 1864 this village straddled the state line. The military road running north and south was ¼-mile west of the line. On October 23, 1864, General Sterling Price's wagon train moving ... More on HMDB