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Article originally published In Columbia Missourian on February 22, 1987
Original Article
Where History Lives
| Built by: |
Edward Camplin |
| History of the Builder |
Camplin built the house as a cabin originally. It became an inn on the Boone's Lick Trail, after the house was moved to the new town of Columbia. . |
| Date Built |
Early 1800's. in 1892 James W. Connelly rebuilt the cabin into the structure that stands today. He sold the property after it was rebuilt. |
Outstanding features: |
In 1932 the home was rented and used as a nightclub for several years. It was used mainly by State University students. The yard contained a tennis court. |
Reproduced with permission from The Columbia Missourian
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