Monticello, Missouri
Monticello, United States
Monticello, Missouri shares 24 connections with 3145 other places across 8 topics, with military history as its dominant thread. The town's Civil War ties run deep: local Confederate leader Green fought at Pea Ridge and the Siege of Vicksburg before his death there in June 1863, while Confederate bushwhackers and pro-Union forces clashed inside the county. The town takes its name from Thomas Jefferson's Virginia estate. Robert Earl Hughes, a sideshow performer from here recorded as the heaviest human being known, adds an unexpected strand to its connections.
Battle of Pea Ridge
Connects Monticello, Missouri to: Neosho, Missouri | Hot Springs, Arkansas | Seligman, Missouri | Centerton, Arkansas | Elm Springs, Arkansas
bushwhackers
Connects Monticello, Missouri to: Appalachia | Pine Bluff, Arkansas | Seligman, Missouri | Avilla, Missouri | Hickman Mills, Kansas City, Missouri
Siege of Vicksburg
Connects Monticello, Missouri to: United States | Oxford, England | Texas | Illinois | Ohio
Burlington Trailways
Connects Monticello, Missouri to: Illinois | Colorado | St. Louis, Missouri | Denver, Colorado | Iowa