The following are a listing of available Publications and Journals from the Historical Society (order form) | |
| OLD LINN CREEK MEMORIAL CEMETERY BOOK (new 2010) by Carolyn Hines | $15.00 |
| BEFORE THE DAM WATERS Story and pictures of Old Linn Creek by T. Victor Jeffries | $5.00 |
| CAMDEN COUNTY HISTORY by Lucille Keller Harpham | $5.00 |
EARLY HISTORY OF CAMDEN COUNTY | $20.00 |
Natural Description
Aborigines
Settlement
County Organization
Present Boundaries
Official, Judicial And Statistical
Statistics
County Revenue
The Courts
The Civil War & Slicker War
Towns And Villages
Educational Interests
Ecclesiastical
Biographical Section
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| 2000 GLIMPSES OF HISTORY | $8.00 |
| Coming Soon Glimpses of History #2 | |
THE METEROITE IN DECATURVILLE | $4.00 |
Following are editions of the CAMDEN COUNTY HISTORIAN The Journal of the Camden County Historical Society compiled by members of the Society | |
| Vol. I Summer 1963 (Reprinted 1999) The First One Hundred Years | $7.00 |
Indians Ozark Lore
Early Settlers
Memories of Old Linn Creek
Excerpts from the Diary of W.E. Sharp…when called to Jefferson City on
Grand Jury duty in 1892
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| Vol. II 1969 Early Days in Linn Creek | $7.00 |
Governor McClurg’s Mansion Movement of the County Seat
The First Jail
A Court House Built
Early Trails
Coming of the Steamboats
Civil War Days
Reconstruction Days
The Lumber Industry
Upper Town Reborn
The first Church in Linn Creek After the Civil War
The Funeral of Frank Moore A New School in Built
Early Postal Service
The First Newspaper in Linn Creek
The First Telephone Line
The Camden County Bank in Organized
The Diary of W. E. Sharp
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| Vol. III January 1972 Early Days in Camden County | $7.00 |
History of Camden County, 1889 Natural Description A review of the Mineral Resources and Early Mining in Camden County
Mines, Minerals and J.W. Vincent
Galena Prospecting in Camden County, 1846
J.W. McClurg, Miner, Merchant and Governor
History of Camden County 1889
The Indians of Camden County
In Memory of Nelle Mae Moulder
The Great Flood of 1882
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| Vol. IV July 1972 (cover) Mr. Charles Wescott, First Postmaster of Macks Creek, MO | $7.00 |
Old Salt Road
Ha Ha Tonka Has Bold History
The Hidden Past of Ha Ha Tonka
Lake Gunter
Camping at Ha Ha Tonka A Spring Happening
Chronology of Ha Ha Tonka
Bushwhacking Tornado of 1862 By Jupiter Wholesale Murder
Cholera Along the Osage Zebra Coakley's Cave
The History of Macks Creek, Part 1 (reprint)
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| Vol. V July 1976 Revised 2000 Harold's Mill | $7.00 |
Toronto by Wealthy Rainwater, 1936
A Pioneer Teacher or Molly Morgan Meads
“Grandpa” – Heston Perry “Heck” Cullen
The Hon. Sid C. Roach
George W. Osborn-Pioneer Educator/Rural Carrier
The Blankenship Family & The Civil War
Governor Joseph W. McClurg
The Garrison Family
Hines M.E. Chapel
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Vol. VI 1977 History of Camdenton | $7.00 |
The Way It Was In The Beginning The Growing Years The Way It Is Petition By Citizens Law For Moving Of A County Seat Mayors Of Camdenton The Camden County Bank Joseph Vause Foster Clinton E. Webb Hobart Parish The Bankson – Woolery House History Of The Camdenton Schools The Community Christian Church The Camdenton United Methodist Church History Of The First Baptist Church St. Anthony Catholic Church Camden County Rustic-Central Missouri Leader The Reveille
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| Vol. VII 1979-80 Railroad Tie Making Camden County | $7.00 |
Rooffener Bluff Tie Chute Climax Springs Recalled Voices from the Past
Dogwood Festival
Myette Church & School Folklore and Superstitions
Camden County Government – The Linn Creek Years
Personal Stories of Camden County Pioneers
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| Vol. VIII 1980 Looking Back at Old Linn Creek | $7.00 |
Comparison Map of 1904-1980 Looking Back at “Old” Linn Creek Bagnell Dam Linn Creek – Today Map of Camden county Battle of Munday's Hollow
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| Vol. IX 1981 Along the Banks of the Niangua River | $7.00 |
Families: Bunch, Laughlin, Hanks, Yadon, Capps, Other Neighbors
Forest Grove or Laughlin Church
The School
Vignettes
Sketches by George Osborn
Oscar Jones
Photographs of Bagnel School, Homes & People Impact of the "Great Osage Project" upon the Environment & the People
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| Vol. X 1983 The Claibornes | $7.00 |
Pleasand Hill &Tunnel Dam Area
Towns That Were
The Wet Glaze Community Glaize City, Dodson Family, Samuel Gibson Family Camp Ground Church Armstrong
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| Vol. XI 1984 Pioneer Doctor | $7.00 |
Home in the Ozarks
George Loomis King Family
The Pope Family
Stone Lake
The Mansfield Home
William Burns Family
First Roach School House
Decaturville School
Mt. Zion School
New Freedom School
The Foster Family
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| Vol. XII 1985-1987 Ha Ha Tonka | $20.00 |
Indians Majesty And Mystique A Natural Heritage The Great Chasm And The Spring The Grist Site, The Island, And Trout Glen The Town On The Hill Gunter Ha Ha Tonka School The Dream Bill Snyder Story: A Personal History The Snyders We Knew The Lakeside Resort Remembered Memories Of Ha Ha Tonka The Burning Of Ha Ha Tonka Castle & Tower The Park Lt. Thomas Wybrant Lodge Biographical Sketches
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| Vol. XIII 1992 The Salsman Family | $12.00 |
The Nellda
A Family Excursion
Burnt Mill of the Little Niangua River
History of Montreal School
East Ha Ha Tonka or Orwigtown
Murder at Ha Ha Tonka
Osage Iron Works
John White
Facts from the Past
Lon King, as I remember him
Early Rural Schools of Camden County
Black Pioneer Families of Camden County
Camden County Slave Schedule of 1860
Afro-American Families of Camden County 1870
Post Offices & Postmasters of Camden County 1840-1931
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