Westport Memorial Marker is a historical monument located in Kansas City, MO, dedicated to honoring the pioneer women of the town of Westport. Erected in 1920 by the Daughters of Old Westport, this monument commemorates the significance of Westport as the jump-off place to the Santa Fe Trail and the former business and commercial center of the area before the establishment of Kansas City. The marker serves as a tribute to the pioneers of Westport and is one of several similar markers found in various Westport locations.
The Westport Memorial Marker, designed by Robert Merrell Gage, stands as a testament to the rich history and heritage of Westport. It symbolizes the important role that Westport played in the development of the region, particularly as a hub for trade and transportation. With its plaques and boulder structure, the memorial serves as a reminder of the pioneering spirit and contributions of the women who shaped the town of Westport.
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