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One of Hannibal's most famous residents was the 19th century author, Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain). Many historical landmarks related to this legendary writer are listed below.

Another famous local resident was Margaret Tobin who later married, joined Denver high society and then gained public fame as the The Unsinkable Molly Brown for helping passengers to safety from the sinking Titanic.

Hannibal is a popular birding destination as it lies on the southern end of the migration route for bald eagles who come to the high Mississippi River bluffs in the area. For best viewing try the Saverton Dam, about 9 miles north of town on SR-79. Also try the town of Clarksville which is south of Hannibal.

For a scenic drive along the Mississippi River, try the 86-mile stretch of SR-79 that goes from here south to St. Peters, MO. The best time of year to make this journey is in the fall when the trees turn bright colors.

Mark Twain Riverboat
Center St, Hannibal, MO; (573) 221-3222;
Na riverboat sightseeing cruises of the Mississippi River includes a Dixieland band dinner cruise. This triple-decker can hold upto 400 passengers. One-hour trips depart daily at 11AM, 1:30PM, 4PM.

Optical Science Center and Museum
214 N. Main St, Hannibal, MO 63401; (573) 221-2020;
Open: Mon-Sat 10AM-6PM / Sun 1PM-5:30PM; Admission: $3.50 Adult / $2 Child (3-9);
Exhibits and optical light show demonstrate how contact lenses, eyeglass frames and artificial eyes are made. Over 500 pairs of unusual and antique eyeglasses.

Sawyer's Creek Fun Park
Hannibal, MO; (573) 221-8221; Open: Daily 10AM-Dusk Apr-Sept;
Amusement park with bumper boats, shooting gallery, miniature golf and other activities.

Rockcliffe Mansion
1000 Bird St, Hannibal, MO; (573) 221-4140; Open: Daily 9:30AM-5PM; Admission: $5;
30-room mansion built in 1898 was one of the finest river estates in the country.

Hannibal Old Jail Museum
201 S. 4th St, Hannibal, MO; (573) 248-2077; Open: Daily May-Oct;
Jail built in 1878 was used upto 1977. Displays include albino deer, fossils, gifts and rock shop.

Other Northern Missouri services:

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Hannibal Company Trolley Ride - Na trolley tours to many Mark Twain and other Hannibal landmarks. (573) 221-1161.
Twainland Express Sightseeing Tours - Na train excursions to historic Hannibal. (800) 786-5193.

 Days Inn Hannibal 450 CLUB
  4070 Market St - Hannibal, Mo, Us 63401
This hotel is conveniently located to the area lakes as well as the museums, Historical District, and Downtown.

Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain) spent his boyhood in Hannibal, MO. Later he used this town as the setting for some of his most famous stories, including The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn and The Adventures of Tom Sawyer.

Much of the downtown area has been restored to its mid-1800's appearance to re-create the town as it was during Twain's boyhood.

Be sure to check the listing for Live Theater below. Many Mark Twain stories are frequently featured.

Mark Twain Boyhood Home and Museum
208 Hill St, Hannibal, MO 63401; (573) 221-9010;
Open: Daily / hours vary; Admission: $6 Adult / $2.50 Child (6-12);
House built in 1843, by the father of Samuel Clemens and the lad resided here between the ages of 7 and 18. Next door is a museum with Twain memorabilia including first editions of his books, photographs, original manuscripts and other memorabilia. Also look for 16 Norman Rockwell paintings of Tom Sawyer themes.

Pilaster House
Hill and Main sts, Hannibal, MO 63401; (573) 221-9010;
Included in admission to Museum;
Office and home of Dr. Grant, friend of the Clemens family, who let them move in after they lost the family home.

Mark Twain Birthplace and Museum - State Historic Site
SR-107, Mark Twain State Park, MO; (573) 565-3449;
Open: 10-4PM Mon-Sat/ Noon-6PM Sun; Admission: $2;
Enclosed in a modern structure is the small two-room cabin where Samuel Clemens was born in 1835. Four years later the family moved to Hannibal. Memorabilia from his life is also presented here. Born in 1835 and four years later moved to Hannibal.

Adventures of Tom Sawyer Dioramas
323 N. Main St, Hannibal, MO 63401; (573) 221-3525; Open: Daily 9AM-5PM; Admission: $1.50;
Features hand-carved miniatures in famous scenes from the novel.

Mark Twain Cave
Located 2 miles southeast of Hannibal on SR-79. (573) 221-1656; [Spelunking]
Cavern with dry, lighted passages and a constant temperature of 52 degrees Fahrenheit. Made famous in Mark Twain's novel Tom Sawyer. One-hour guided tours leave from the visitor center 9AM-4PM;

Becky Thatcher House
211 Hill St, Hannibal, MO 65431; (573) 221-0822; Open: Daily; Free Admission;
Becky Thatcher's parlor and bedroom has one of the largest collections of books by and about Mark Twain. Large variety of other gifts also.

Cameron Cave
2 miles southeast of Hannibal on SR-79; (573) 221-1656; [Spelunking]
This cavern is still in a nearly natural state, guided 90-minute lantern tours depart daily from the Mark Twain Cavern visitors center.

Garth Woodside Mansion
Warren Barrett Dr, Hannibal, MO 63401; (573) 221-2789;
Built in 1871 by Col. John H. Garth, a close friend of Clemens. This 20-room mansion includes a three-story flying staircase - one with no visible means of support. Much of the ornate woodwork, Italian marbles, furniture, draperies and carpets are original to Mr. Garth. Unique Victorian holiday decorations adorn the mansion in December.

Riverview Park
Open: Daily 6AM-10PM; Free Admission; (573) 221-0154;
400 acres on the bluffs overlooking the Mississippe River. Statue of Samuel Clemens stands at Inspiration Point.

Tom and Huck Monument
Located at the foot of Cardiff Hill are life-size figures of Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer. In Twain's stories, this place was Holliday Hill, the rendezvous point of Sawyer and his friends.

Mark Twain : Four Complete Novels in One:
Now available at Amazon.com - Mark Twain's most famous stories:

• The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
• The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
• The Prince and the Pauper
• A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court

More Mark Twain Links:
KidMagnet - Biography of Mark Twain.

Comfort Inn Hannibal
123 Huckleberry Dr - Hannibal, Mo, Us 63401
Historical riverfront location near Mark Twain's boyhood home.

National Tom Sawyer Days - July 4th weekend
A lot of Tom Sawyer fans drop in on Hannibal for summer festivities. (573) 221-2477.

• Fence painting contest
• Fastest frog jump contest

Mark Twain Lake is part of Mark Twain State Park, which has a lot of facilities for Boating, Fishing, Camping, Scenic Trails and Swimming Beach.

Clemens Landing
4 miles south of Hannibal on US-61; (573) 985-3581
Outdoor drama based on Twain's The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. Staged on a 140-foot stage that re-creates a 19th century Hannibal street and nearby lake. Performances run Mon-Sat 8:30PM June-Aug. Reservations and warm clothing advised.

Molly Brown Dinner Theater
200 N. Main St, Hannibal MO 63401; (573) 221-8940;
Musical variety shows with eloborate costumes and dancing. Features popular music of the 1920's, '40s, and '50s. Frequently includes Mark Twain themes and characters. Special Christmas themes in December.

Mark Twain Outdoor Theater
14089 Clemens Dr, New London, MO; (573) 221-2945;
Favorite Mark Twain stories are brought to life in a great outdoor setting. Season June-Aug.

Mark Twain Riverboat
Center St, Hannibal, MO; (573) 221-3222;
Na riverboat sightseeing cruises of the Mississippi River includes a Dixieland band dinner cruise. One-hour trips depart daily at 11AM, 1:30PM, 4PM.

Grandma's Country Music
RR-1, Stoutsville, MO; (573) 672-3202;
Family entertainment venue with a different show each week - country, gospel, comedy. Sat nights 8PM - 10:30PM.