Fulton Missouri

Historic Sights and Classic Rides

In Fulton, Missouri, history comes to life as the words of British Prime Minister Winston Churchill echo through America’s National Churchill Museum. This remarkable museum is located in the basement of the Church of Saint Mary the Virgin, Aldermanbury, which was carefully dismantled in London and reconstructed in Fulton. While exploring Churchill’s legacy, don’t miss the segment of the Berlin Wall displayed outside near the museum and church – a powerful reminder of the Cold War’s impact. Churchill delivered his iconic “Iron Curtain” speech in 1946 in the gymnasium on the campus of Westminster College, just steps from the museum.

Afterwards, cruise over to the Auto World Museum for a deep dive into automotive history. From the humble Ford Model T to sleek muscle cars, the museum’s collection of vintage and rare cars will leave you with a newfound appreciation for these machines. Continue to the Historic Brick District for a blend of old and new. This charming downtown area boasts brick streets and19th-century brick buildings that now house a variety of boutiques, shops and delicious restaurants offering something for every palate.

Charming Stops and Cozy Stays

Step into Crane's Country Store in downtown Williamsburg, Missouri, located right off Interstate 70 and experience the charm of a true general store. From vintage gas pumps and $2 sandwiches to farming supplies and aftershave, Crane's has it all. Go treasure hunting at the Rock Garden Antique Barn, another local favorite brimming with vintage furniture, collectibles and one-of-a-kind heirlooms. After a day of exploring, take refuge at the Loganberry Inn Bed and Breakfast. Located just steps from the Churchill Museum and the Historic Brick District, this charming inn offers a cozy and historic retreat complete with a farmhouse style breakfast and homemade desserts. Dating back to 1899, Loganberry Inn has welcomed several famous guests including Margaret Thatcher and Madeleine Albright.

Vines and Views

Venture beyond the city limits to discover wine country escapes and scenic trails. At Canterbury Hill Winery and Restaurant, every sip comes with a stunning view of the countryside. For a more tranquil experience, visit Serenity Valley Winery, where you can savor Missouri wines while enjoying picturesque lake views and the peaceful countryside. Whether you're sampling a variety of wines or learning about the winemaking process, these destinations offer the perfect blend of relaxation and flavor. 

Nature lovers will enjoy exploring the Katy Trail, which passes through Callaway County as it stretches across Missouri. Following the path of the Missouri River, this idyllic path is perfect for walking or biking and offers grand views with a chance to connect with nature. Time your visit for spring to be greeted by colorful wildflowers in bloom or come in the fall when the hills are framed by autumn foliage. For even more tranquility, take a detour to the nearby Stinson Creek Trail and make your way to the historic Stinson Creek Railroad Bridge for a striking piece of local history.