 Cape Girardeau is a DREAM Initiative Community and a designated Preserve America town.
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• DENNIS STROUGHMATT AND THE CREOLE STOMP
3:00pm-5:00am Listen to the toe-tapping, head-nodding, knee slapping music of the southeast Missouri French Creole on the grounds of the Red House. Bring your own chairs!
•CAPE HERITAGE DAYS
Celebrate the History of Cape Girardeau from the beginning to the present!Sunday Oct 02
• CAPE HERITAGE DAYS
Celebrate the History of Cape Girardeau from the beginning to the present!Links
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CAPE GIRARDEAU CONVENTION AND VISITOR'S BUREAU |
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CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI, PARKS AND RECRE |
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Bonjour mes amis!! Welcome to the Cape Girardeau District of 1803! The cost of admission is $3.00 for adults and $1.00 for children. Open May through October, Saturdays from 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. or by appointment. For more information visit www.visitcape.com or to schedule a group tour, contact the Cape Girardeau Convention & Visitors Bureau at 573-335-1631 or the Cape Girardeau Parks and Recreation Department Office at (573) 339-6340.
In 1803 Lorimier's Trading Post was the largest and most well known trading post between St. Louis and Memphis. Traders, Native Americans and local residents came to the post to either buy or trade for needed goods. On November 23, 1803, Lewis Merriwether and members of his expedition stopped by Lorimier's trading post for supplies and to visit with Lorimier and his family.
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Racoon Hides
Inside the Trading Post
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The Red House Interpretive Center is a Certified Lewis and Clark Trail Site and a Missouri Legacy Project.
Lorimier Room
The Red Hats are the Center's Premier Volunteer Group
