The Hooper House, located in St. Clair County, was determined to be eligible for the National Historic Register of Historic Places based on its unique roof construction. John Hooper constructed the home circa 1903 where himself, his wife Molly and nine children lived.
The Corps of Engineers reconstructed the home in 1984 near the Harry S. Truman Visitor Center and visitors may take a self-guided tour of the home. Also, a summer kitchen, smoke house, sorghum press, and barn may be visited at the Hooper House homestead.
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Experience
  | | Reliable: For Buyers and Sellers. |
| | Dedicated: To Sellers and Buyers. |
| | Service: For Buyers and Sellers. |
| | Enjoys meeting and working with people. |
| | Serviced the same areas for 24 years. |
| | Designations: GRI CRS MRE |
| | Lifetime Member of Million Dollar Club |
| | Continue to take educational classes |
Organizations
| | Lincoln Chamber of Commerce member and board member. |
| | Lifetime member of Zion Lutheran Church, Lincoln, Mo. |
| | Member of National Association of Realtors. |
| | Member of Missouri Association of Realtors. |
| | Member of Sedalia/Warsaw Board of Realtors. |
| My Philosophy |
I help every customer focus during the real estate process - both sellers and buyers. My goal is to provide quality service at every step so each customer will enjoy buying or selling a home. I want our customers to have a comfortable experience and with my professional expertise, I can achieve a high degree of comfort and satisfaction for each customer. |
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