You'll learn about the cave's discovery, its role in the Civil war and Great Depression, and how the caves were a venue… Show
2022 2. Johnny Morris' Wonders of Wildlife National Museum and Aquarium1,278 Natural History Museums • Aquariums By ALinCA5512 Wonders of Wildlife is a MUSEUM of stuffed animals - many of them hunted. 3. Springfield Botanical Gardens at Nathanael Greene/Close Memorial Park566 Gardens By sharrone837 Gardens progress through each season with gardens bursting with color and life . 4. Springfield Conservation Nature Center319 Nature & Wildlife Areas By 31GaryE Nestled close to the citified confines of Springfield, MO the Nature Center has numerous walking/hiking paths through… 5. Mizumoto Japanese Stroll Garden223 Parks • Gardens By angoct14 They have lots of native trees and habitat of Japan and koi fish ponds and bridges. 6. Springfield Cardinals494 Arenas & Stadiums By RebecaEleria Although the relatively new Hammons baseball stadium is small by big city standards with just 8,000 seats, every one of… 7. Discovery Center of Springfield202 Science Museums By jelico8 The building has 4 floors with tons of different hings to learn about: geography, astronomy, chromosomes and embryo… 8. Dickerson Park Zoo480 Zoos By kaths276 It is appropriately decorated and with the natural habitat for each animal. 9. Mother's Brewing Company107 Breweries By Slyclone The brewery is in a restored old bread company building. 10. NRA National Sporting Arms Museum173 Speciality Museums By dwm_SGF_1987 This museum has over 900 guns on display that represent guns that were used in the 1600s to current day. What is great about Springfield?Living in Springfield is easy. It's a place that has everything you need. The city has a plentiful and growing job market, great schools, world-class health care, and all the entertainment and cultural options of a big city—but with far less stress and an abundance of character and friendliness.
Is Springfield Missouri worth visiting?Springfield is a winning destination for families and kids, with animals, aquariums and plenty of interactive museums. Or, sports fans can appreciate the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame or catch a baseball game at Hammons Field.
Why is Springfield MO referred to as the Queen city?"American Nicknames" [published 1955] by George E. Shankle quotes from "Seeing the Middle West," by John T. Faris [published 1923] "Springfield, standing in all of the splendor of a queen amidst its spacious orchards of stately fruit trees, has been fittingly designated the Queen City."
What does Springfield Missouri have to offer?You'll find attractions dedicated to sports, such as the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame and Springfield Cardinals AA Baseball, and you're sure to enjoy learning about at the award-winning Wonders of Wildlife National Museum & Aquarium, Dickerson Park Zoo, Wild Animal Safari, Springfield Conservation Nature Center and ...
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