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Pro
Love the little stores to shop in for most people
Con
Too many stores and set up for tourists to buy, buy ,buy
In a nutshell
AFter about 2-3 hours, nothing left to do
Jewelslover Says: Ok, for all of you antiquer's here's a new one for you. It's called Parkville Antique Mall. It consists of 12,000 square feel of antiques, over 100 vendor booths!
BruceDunning Says: It got the start back in 1875 form Colonel Park, the founder of Parkville town, and Dr. McAfee who started the College. They had 17 students to start, and they helped build the buildings of Mackey Hall and Scott Observatory in 1893-96. They had their own power plant and and...
Downtown Stores heading up the hill
BruceDunning Says: There are around 20+ stores on the main drag in downtown, and most all are for retail selling of antiques, jewelry, knick knacks, retro furniture, and tourist type items. They are fun to walk through, but I am not much of a shopper so would in time sit down and wait.Colonel...
Date Night Fun...Putt Putt.....
Jewelslover Says: Parkville Mini Golf & Ice Cream Shop. Perfect for your next date night, or fun out with the kids. It has a fantastic view, since it's at the top of the hill overlooking downtown.
basstbn Says: Shown above is the main administration of this progressive, four-year liberal arts college, founded in 1875. Several of the buildings on campus are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.Although the enrollment on the Parkville campus is not large, the university...
basstbn Says: Pick up a walking tour brochure from the Mainstreet Parkville Association or the Chamber of Commerce. Follow the guide to see the sites of this quaint turn-of-the-century town. If you enjoy antique shops, art galleries, specialty shops and restaurants, you'll be in your...
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Yoshiko: Japanese Steakhouse and Sushi Bar
Jewelslover Says: This is a newer restaurant in Parkville. I've not yet eaten there, but it looks clean and very nice, and I will be trying it very soon.
BruceDunning Says: The appetizers we had were very tasty and well presented. They are mostly-maybe open only for events any more since traffic died down in the Recession today. They have another restaurant in Briarcliff nearby so this got eclipsed. About 4 decent restaurants are in midtown,...
Stone Canyon Pizza: Everybody Loves Pizza!
Jewelslover Says: Stone Canyon is a local favorite. They are located right downtown Parkville near the shopping area. Their menu includes their specialty, Pizza, along with sandwiches, and salads. Their specialty pizza's make them unique.The atmosphere is casual and friendly. They also have a...
Power Plant Restaurant and Brewery: You've Got to Try the Power Plant
Jewelslover Says: Yes, this building really was their local power plant and was constructed in the early 1900's. It was opened as a micro-brewery and restaurant in 1998. The restaurant is all brick with minimal windows, so it seems a little dark inside. It seemed to be a bit quieter...
Parkville Coffee and Fudge: What a wonderful aroma..
basstbn Says: I began noticing this marvelous aroma as I neared the building. I peeked in the window and saw crowds of people. What could be more enticing than a single store that specializes in fine coffees and home-made fudge? But fudge is way off my diet, and if I drank any more coffee...
I've not been inside, but I thought it might be fun. The sign said they have live music and dancing on Friday nights. It looks like a pretty big place, it's usually used as a banquet facility.
Dress Code: Not Known
Written May 1, 2005
Phone: (816) 505-2300
Website: http://www.kcdance.com/Dancing/OldeMill_Feb05.asp
Finders Keepers: Shopping for a Gift?
Jewelslover Says: This is a really cute store, my mother's favorite. They have all sorts of gift items, from candles, to artwork, to College logo items. Great gifts for Mother's Day, baby gift, or any special occasion. There is alot of stuff in this store and all sorts of nooks and crannies...
Miscellaneous Shops: Shopping in Parkville
Jewelslover Says: There are a variety of fun boutique shops in Parkville. Anything from gifts, to a year-round Christmas store, kitchen shops, art stores, home decorations, to clothing, and antiques. There is even a popular scrapbooking store in Parkville. Unique gift ideas, christmas...
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The Parkville Farmers Market is a friendly grower verified market located at English Landing Park in Downtown Parkville. You can support your local Missouri farmers and take home healthy assorted fruits and vegetables, meats, farm fresh eggs, local honey & honey by-products, jams and jellies, homemade baked breads & sweet treats, plants and cut flowers, herbs, and mushrooms.
City Hall of Parkville
8880 Clark Ave
Parkville, MO 64152
ph: 816-741-7676
http://www.parkvillemo.com/
Updated Aug 7, 2011
Website: http://www.parkvillefarmersmarke
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This town has had its share of hard work and hard luck, flooding many times, but still keeps coming back to serve the antique shoppers and tourists. It really is a nice little town, with a good deal...
Welcome to the Quaint Parkville, Missouri
Parkville is another one of those great "day out with the girls" trips. There are many restaurants, fantastic boutique shops, art stores, and antique shops. This is located northwest of downtown...
Recognizing the potential for profit in the steamboat trade on the Missouri River, Col. George Park, a veteran of Sam Houston's cavalry, purchased the land which would become the town of Parkville.......
Parkville's peacefulness, its natural beauty, its little woods, hills, and the Missouri river, all looks like a fairy landscape. About 3.600 ppl are living there. Their city's architecture is a...
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