ANOTHER VISIT TO FULTON, MISSOURI

Last week my friends Janice and Gina

and I were invited over to Fulton, Missouri

east of Columbia.   We went to the lovely 

home of our friend Karen and had an

 Afternoon Tea and a lovely time enjoying

her home, antiques, books and collectibles. 

 I forgot my camera but will share Karen's

 home here from our visit there in April:

Fulton is a lovely old town - rather small

but with Westminster College and

William Woods University there are plenty 

of young people coming and going.  

Downtown the main street is still brick with

  charm and history and Winston

 Churchill visited here in 1946 and gave a

very important speech with President

Truman. (prior post link)

The building above is St. Mary Aldermanbury

 which originally stood in London, England

 and was completely rebuilt once in London after a

fire. Then all but the walls were destroyed

a second time in the Blitz of World War II.

It was then sent over and rebuilt in 

this town of Fulton, Missouri. There

is also a Churchill museum in the basement .

My husband and I drove through Fulton

today and I took a few photos of some

of the lovely homes north of the downton

on Court Street and the surrounding area:

This one still had a few Christmas

wreaths outside:

My husband's friend has moved

to Kentucky and I saw that his

old office "building" on the

left has a new paint job.

In the coming weeks, I hope to be sharing
 more about some other lovely old homes 
here in Missouri.