Lexington, Missouri
Lexington, United States
Lexington, Missouri connects to 4727 places across 14 topics through 49 Bunkabop connections, with military history, government ties, and western trade routes as the leading threads. The town shares many ties with Missouri and Kansas, reflecting its Missouri River position. Russell, Majors and Waddell, the largest trading firm in the West, established its headquarters on Main Street in the 1840s. During Price's Raid in 1864, Confederate forces used hemp bales as moving breastworks at the Second Battle of Lexington.
Breastwork (fortification)
Connects Lexington, Missouri to: Raleigh, North Carolina | Porterville, Utah
Westport, Kansas City
Connects Lexington, Missouri to: River Market, Kansas City
Ben A. Jones
Connects Lexington, Missouri to: Kansas | Missouri | Kentucky | Derby, England | Lexington, Kentucky
Judith Craig
Connects Lexington, Missouri to: New York City, New York | Michigan | Ohio | Missouri | Lebanon
Central Female College
Connects Lexington, Missouri to: United States | Kansas | Tennessee | Missouri | Columbia, Tennessee
Price's Raid
Connects Lexington, Missouri to: Kansas City, Missouri | Sikeston, Missouri | Olathe, Kansas | Boonville, Missouri | Keytesville, Missouri
Bill Corum
Connects Lexington, Missouri to: United States | Brooklyn, New York | Missouri | Kentucky | Derby, England
Lenvil Elliott
Connects Lexington, Missouri to: San Francisco, California | Miami, Florida | Dallas, Texas | Missouri | Cincinnati, Ohio
Quantrill's Raiders
Connects Lexington, Missouri to: Texas | Mexico | Kansas | Arizona | Missouri
Ride with the Devil (film)
Connects Lexington, Missouri to: United States | London, England | France | California | Chicago, Illinois
Mormon Trail
Connects Lexington, Missouri to: Utah | Western United States | Council Bluffs, Iowa | Casper, Wyoming | Fremont, Nebraska
Robert Altman
Connects Lexington, Missouri to: United States | France | California | Los Angeles, California | Chicago, Illinois