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The railroad is an important part of Missouri’s rich history. Many towns across the state exist only because trains once stopped in their community. Just like many other Missouri towns, Hollister sprang to life in 1906 when the first train arrived in town. By 1910, the town had a bustling train depot and the town of Hollister became incorporated. By 1910, realtor William H. Johnson was busy bringing his dream of turning Hollister into an English style resort town to reality. Today, the timber trimmed, cottage-style buildings are still the most popular attraction in the town and you can still stay in the original English Inn. It’s an overnight adventure that will take you back in time and transport you to another country!

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Have you been to Ye Olde English Inn? Did you stay overnight or just pop into the pub for dinner? Either way, tell us about your experience in the comments below.

Interested in discovering old castle ruins right here in Missouri? Check out this short hike that will take you right to an amazing old castle here in the Show Me State.

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