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ELECTRIC PLACE

 

The original survey of Electric Place, sometimes called the Power House, was made in 1907. It contained nine and ninety-four hundredths acres which when surveyed made about twenty-three lots. The tract had been owned by Marvin A. Young, C. B. Denman and Anna Denman. The electric railway runs on the east side of the town and there are public roads on the north and west sides. The County Infirmary borders on the northwest side.

Published in a BRIEF AUTHENTIC HISTORY OF ST. FRANCOIS COUNTY, MISSOURI. Compiled by J. Tom Miles, A.M. and Published in The Farmington News in Ten Chapters September 13 to November 15, 1935. Printed in booklet form through the courtesy of J. Clyde Akers, County Superintendent of Schools.


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