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Pro
Beautiful old homes, neat shops and dining establishments in the wooded hills along the Missouri River
Con
Parking can be a pain on a busy day
In a nutshell
Quaint and charming - just the place for a day trip, or a romantic overnight stay at a B&B
Mette-DK Says: The first stop of the day for some antiques turned out to be the last......we found some interesting pieces, including a matching (exact match, but larger) serving tray to one that we found a bit closer to home at the Westport flea market. The same exact pattern....maybe it...
basstbn Says: I tried a few of the local wines and was very impressed. There are some good values here. Also available are a vast array of gifts for the wine lover or the chef. Aside from standard wines, Pirtle's is known for its mead (honey wine) and apple wine, made from local produce.
Walking Tour - White Lace (Avalon Cafe)
basstbn Says: A particularly charming old cottage, built in 1847 in the Federal style. Features original brick, walnut woodwork, and plank floors. Now houses the Avalon Cafe, an upscale restaurant serving Continental cuisine.
Walking Tour - Lindenmeyer House
basstbn Says: In this view, we are looking at the house from the side entrance. The front of the two-story Federal-style house is to the right. The home was built in 1848 by W.G. Noble, one of Weston's city fathers and early merchants.
Walking Tour - Le Petite Maison
basstbn Says: Four room Federal-style cottage built in 1844.
basstbn Says: Much of the older section of Weston, Missouri, is included in the National Register of Historic Places. Factors in this designation were the town's importance as a Missouri River town in the mid-1800's, and the townspeoples' efforts to preserve buildings and homes with...
basstbn Says: Construction began on this church building in 1859. However, when the Civil War broke out, the congregation found itself divided on the issue of slavery. The building was not finished until 1868, several years after the end of the war.
Walking Tour - Willow Bend House
basstbn Says: Built in the Federal Style in 1847 by a Kentucky entrepeneur and anti-slavery activist. Within three years, the owner was engaged to be married and enlarged the home. The plaque outside the house notes that the bricks were fired locally, but the interior's ornate woodworking...
O'Malley's Pub: Weston Irish Festival
Maria250 Says: The 12th annual event on October 14, 15 & 16, 2011 features fifteen acts on four stages, including the premiere acts in Irish music. Headlining this year's festival are: Screaming Orphans and The Mickey Finns. Also appearing are Reverse Cowboy, Flannigan's Right Hook, Three...
O'Malley's: Rich Irish Cuisine
JEH15343 Says: The restaurant has apparently been around for a very long time. It's in an old building, but don't let that stop you! The ambience is very authentic Irish. There is Irish decor everywhere. The staff is extremely polite and outgoing. They have great beer and food. The prices...
Mette-DK Says: It looks like a somewhat normal structure, and we expected a normal pub inside. However, upon entering, we went down a flight of stairs, and in turn entered a narrow brick tunnel into the cellar. We could hear the music immediately, a talented American-Irishman belting out...
The Sweet Suite: Coffees & Candies
basstbn Says: Old-fashioned sweets shop meets contemporary coffee shop. In a timeless ritual, kids count out their pennies and nickels to buy a supply of candy. Meanwhile, fashionably dressed visitors roll out the bills for the latest trendy espresso concoction. What a neat place! Only...
O'Malley's 1842 Pub: Irish music, Irish spirits
basstbn Says: Disclaimer - This report is not based on personal experience, but I do hope to return to Weston for the experience of an evening of live Irish music at O'Malley's. I did take the picture, however.Here is what I know about O'Malleys: The Weston Brewing Company set up their...
basstbn Says: It's hard to imagine any other town of Weston's size having as many festivals and events - the calendar is full of them, and they are well attended. There's the Weston Music Festival, the Apple Fest, the Irish Festival, the Holiday Harvest Festival, a Christmas Homes Tour,...
basstbn Says: Weston has a tradition of presenting live music, and is the site of several music festivals during the year. Celtic is the main draw, but there are also opportunities to hear bluegrass, country, folk, blues, and r&b.Here I would like to put in a plug for my favorite singer -...
basstbn Says: By necessity, you will be doing some walking in Weston. Situated as it is on the bluffs of the Missouri River, there will be some steep grades, so take walking shoes that are not only comfortable, but offer support.
basstbn Says: As mentioned in my Weston intro page, the Lewis and Clark expedition camped at the Missouri landing at the site of present-day Westport. Only a sign in the parking lot of the train depot/city hall commemorates the spot now, as the expedition left behind no traces of their...
Davidp1952 Says: McCormick Distillery. The only distillery west of the Mississippi River.
JEH15343 Says: I think Weston is a must-see during the Christmas time!!! The one of a kind shops are decorated to the hilt for Christmas. The Christmas spirit is in the air. It's a great place to pick up a gift or two, or just some things for yourself! I always buy new Christmas ornamants...
Walk around the town. There...
Davidp1952 Says: Walk around the town. There are lots of antique shops and beautiful old homes. In October, a tour of the historic mansions is available.
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Walk around the town. There are lots of antique shops and beautiful old homes. In October, a tour of the historic mansions is available.
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are two adjectives one often hears associated with Weston, Missouri, one of the most popular destinations in the region for day or weekend trips. An important Missouri River port in the mid-1800s, it...
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Weston is located just outside of Kansas City, Missouri. It is a mid-nineteenth century Missouri River port community that was larger than Kansas City and St Joseph in the mid-1800s. A major portion...
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Creamy Irish beer and quaint antiques
It seemed like another country maybe, or at the very least, a more 'historic' area of the US...but as we entered the local Irish bar, we were surprised to see this cellar entrance into a rounded brick...
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Weston was founded in 1837 and was for many years the most important town in the U.S. west of St. Louis. Weston, a city of a population of about 1.700. It has Antiques shops, common stores, nice...
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When we first got to Weston, we visited the Holy Trinity Catholic Church, which is a very old Catholic church. It was built in the early 1900's. The church is open and you can go inside and visit it's...
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