The Mark Twain Cave Complex
MO Hwy 79 South • 573-221-1656 • www.marktwaincave.com

Mark Twain wrote, “By and by somebody shouted, “Who’s ready for the cave? Everybody was. Bundles of candles were procured and straight away there was a general scamper up the hill.” An experienced guide will escort you on a one-hour tour featuring points of interest mentioned in Mark Twain’s writings. Walkways are level and smooth
and there are no steps. Persons of any age can easily make the tour. Bring a light wrap as the cave is 52 degrees year around. Wear sensible walking shoes and be sure to bring your camera.



Cameron Cave
MO Hwy 79 South • 573-221-1656 • www.marktwaincave.com
Tours begin at Mark Twain Cave Visitors Center

Visit the Northern Hemisphere’s most complex cave, Cameron Cave, Missouri’s newest show cave. You’ll see the cave nearly as it was when first discovered. This lantern guided tour takes you through this complex maze cave. The tour last 1 ½ hours and several visitors on the tour will carry lanterns. Enjoy this unique cave experience. Operating schedule: Memorial Day to Labor Day, tours daily at 10:00 a.m., Noon, 1:30 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. Other times and balance of the year by advance reservation. Admission is required for both caves. A two-cave discount is available.



Jim Waddell
MO Hwy 79 South • 573-221-1656 • www.marktwaincave.com

Mark Twain Lives... at Cave Hollow Theatre. Raconteur Jim Waddell reweaves yarns first spun by the creator of some of our most treasured
literature. This presentation has been lauded by Twainian scholars for its authenticity of deliverance
and mannerisms. Questions about the author’s life or writing? Visit with the performer after the show.



Hannibal Cavemen
403 Warren Barrett Drive • 573-221-1010 • www.hannibalcavemen.com

Exciting Prospect League Baseball--All Cavemen Baseball games played in downtown ballpark at Historic Samuel Clemens Field--Season runs from
June to August. Family Affordable Entertainment. Logo shirts, hats and other novelties available at
Clemens Field. Check out our website for game, concert and festival schedule.



Mark Twain Boyhood Home and Museum Properties
120 North Main • 573-221-9010 • www.marktwainmuseum.org

The Stories Started Here… Discover how a young boy growing up in the small village of Hannibal became one of the world's most famous authors. A self guided tour of the Mark Twain Boyhood Home & Museum Properties gives you the chance to explore the Hannibal of Samuel Clemens' childhood and experience the beloved stories he created through the power of his imagination.



Mark Twain Mississippi Riverboat
Center Street Landing • 573-221-3222 • www.marktwainriverboat.com

Cruises on this nostalgic Riverboat start from the landing at the foot of
Center Street. See this famous river town from the boat that bears the name
of its most famous citizen…Mark Twain. Enjoy one-hour Sightseeing Cruises and two-hour Evening Dinner Cruises (complete with live music)



Hannibal Community Theatre
Corner of S. 6th & Lyon Street • 573-406-1300 • www.hannibaltheatre.org

In 2010, the Hannibal Community Theatre celebrates its 32nd year of bringing quality, live theatre to Hannibal and the surrounding area. Friday and Saturday performances are at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday matinees are at 2 p.m.

B&B Theatres • Main Street Cinema 8
100 Main Street • 573-248-1966 • www.bbtheatres.com

3D Technology, Digital Projectors, First Run Movies, Meeting Space Show your presentations on a wall-to-wall screen!

Mark Twain Himself • Celebrating 2010 "The Year of Twain"
319 N Main • 573-231-0021 or 866-492-0021 • www.marktwainhimself.com

Experience the fun of the famous Mark Twain shows. Through the magic of the stage veteran actor Richard Garey brings Mark Twain to life in the historic Planters Barn Theater. Returning Mark Twain to the Hannibal he loved, this show captures
the man and the legend. Combining hilarious comedy and heart-warming drama, this show entertains all ages. Served with lots of laughter and a Victorian Tea of cake, cookies, coffee, and tea, this is great theater. Don’t miss the 2010 Season of Richard Garey’s Mark Twain Himself. Phone for dates, times, and reservations.Click here to view show dates.



Mark Twain Clopper
Hill & Main Streets • 573-248-4514

Step back in time and see Hannibal’s Historic District on this twenty minute
narrated horse-drawn tour. Memorial Day thru Labor Day: Mon–Sat; May, Sept, Oct: Schools & Groups by Appointment. $5 Adults; $2.50 Children



Rockcliffe Mansion
1000 Bird • 573-221-4140 • www.RockcliffeMansion.com

“Take a Step Back In Time” On the National Register of Historic Places Tour a turn-of-the-Century Mansion Rockcliffe Mansion is an amazing 13,500 sq ft American Castle built to overlook the Mighty Mississippi River between 1898 and 1900. It is on the National Register of Historic Homes. It is open to the public for tours. Go online or call for times of operation. Rockcliffe also offers “memories of a lifetime” Bed and Breakfast stays, wedding packages, corporate retreat options, private parties, special events and so much more. We welcome you to tour or stay at one of America’s finest homes in America’s Hometown. Private & Group Tours Welcome.
Seasonal Haunted Historic & Cemetery Tours! Bed & Breakfast accomodations available.



Twainland Express Sightseeing Tours
400 N. Third • 573-221-5593

COME LET US TELL YOU A STORY-aboard Hannibal’s only passenger “Choo Choo” Train. Informative guides combine colorful anecdotes, humorous stories and well-researched historical facts to provide a unique, fun, and educational tour for all ages.



Hannibal Trolley Company Sightseeing Tours
220 N. Main • 573-221-1161

Join us for an old fashioned trolley ride. Step back in time with us and relive the adventures of Mark Twain’s days in Hannibal. We offer you the history of Hannibal, show you sights and give you a chance to stop and visit several of our local attractions. You may depart and reboard our trolley at the Mark Twain Cave, Sawyer’s Creek, Rockcliffe Mansion, and our depot. Trolleys run open air in summer months and are enclosed in early spring and late fall. Don’t forget to visit our gift & snack shop. Group Shuttle Service is available during the day and the evening. Hours: Apr 15–Oct 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.; Nov–Apr 15 by appointment only. Special rates for groups of 20 or more. School groups are welcome. Mastercard and Visa accepted.



Sawyer's Creek Fun Park
1 mile south of downtown Hannibal on scenic Hwy 79
573-221-2200 • www.sawyerscreek.com

Enjoy this pleasant complex on the banks of the Mighty Mississippi River. It’s a great place for the whole family to shop, play & dine. Come play a round of putt-putt on our 18-hole Miniature Golf Course or take a ride on our Bumper Boats. We also have Water Wars, Too Too Twain, Bounce House, Fast Pitch, Arcade Games and our Shooting Gallery! In our Sweet Shop we offer a large variety of chocolates, home-made fudge, popcorns & other tasty treats. You may also enjoy the best selection of Missouri wines & gifts in our Wine Shop. We are open year round (weather permitting). So come on over the hill & we’ll be waiting for you!!! Open at 10:00 daily. Group rates available.



Molly Brown…The Titanic's famous lady!
Mark Twain Ave. & Denkler Ave. • 573-221-2477
www.visitmollybrown.com

Did you know Molly Brown was on her way to Hannibal when the Titanic went down? Come learn more about this “Unsinkable” heroine of the Titanic. Visit the place where America’s most fascinating rags to riches story began on July 18, 1867. Just a few short blocks from downtown, Margaret (Molly) Tobin Brown’s original Irish immigrant’s cottage is restored to its
1860’s condition. See photo displays on her life in Hannibal, Denver and the world, plus a room dedicated to the Titanic voyage. Open daily: June-August & October, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. April/May/September; Fri./Sat./Sun., 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.



Big River Train Town Museum & Gift Shop
320 N. 3rd • 573-221-1966

All Aboard! To Train Town. Where toy trains come alive. New and Vintage toy trains. Take a journey to a time where the Golden Age of railroading and toy trains was a part of most everyone’s life. So stroll back and enjoy our operating and interactive layouts, along with toy train memorabilia. Bring your camera and smiles. Fun for all ages. Also visit our depot store. Open daily. Small admission. Family and Group rates available.



The Gospel Shed
10373 Hwy O. Hannibal MO 63401 • 573-221-5682 • www.gospelshed.com

Live Southern Gospel Music. Trolley shuttle available for groups.



Tom Sawyer Diorama
323 N. Main • 573-221-3525

Sixteen hand-carved scenes “Walk” you through Tom’s Adventures & will refresh your memories of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer.

Barron Aviation Private Flight Services
Hannibal Regional Airport, 6079 CR 425
573-221-3230 • www.barronaviation.com

Looking for a unique activity? How about flying in a glider or a tandem skydive? We offer these incredible experiences along with professional instruction for those wanting to pursue these sports. Gift Certificates available. Call us today for an experience of a lifetime!



Tom and Becky Appearances
Hannibal Chamber of Commerce • P.O. Box 230 • 573-221-1101
www.tomandbecky.org

See one of the most famous literary couples act out their engagement in front of the Mark Twain Boyhood Home, then stroll through the Historic
District. Memorial Day thru August, on Fridays & Saturdays from 11:00am-12:30pm.


Norwoods Golf Club
Off Hwy 36 & MM • (573) 248-1998

Established 18 hole golf course off Hwy MM & Paris Gravel Road (County Rd. 418). Practice range, chipping, & putting green, snack bar & golf shop. Tourists & groups welcome. Men’s slope ratings 122, 120, 116. Ladies slope ratings 126, 109.



Starlight Alpaca Ranch
55105 Buffalo Lane • New London, MO • 573-267-3778
20 minutes south of Hannibal • www.starlightalpacaranch.com

Home to over 100 alpacas, Starlight is a great place to interact with these gentle animals. Raised for their luxurious fiber, our visitors are amazed at their softness. Every spring and fall our herd is expanding with the arrival of numerous new babies (crias). No matter when you visit you will see our youngest romping through our fields. Come visit us and see, feel and feed our alpacas. Pack a picnic and eat at our pavilion by the lake while enjoying the beautiful scenery. Alpaca products are available at our ranch store. This is a working ranch so please call ahead so we can be watching for you. We are open year round for free tours.

Community Swimming Pool
1700 Pleasant Drive • (573) 221-9658

Completely renovated in 2003. Outdoor swimming pool, many play features, zero-depth entry, slides, diving board, deck area and concession.

Parks & Recreation
(573) 221-0154 • www.hannibalparks.org

Riverview Park
465 acres of natural wooded land offering scenic views of the Mississippi River. Picnic shelters, tables and playground area. 2000 Harrison Hill Riverview Park Trail – Winner of the 2002 National Coalition of Trails Award, this half mile wooded trail begins in the park, then follows the Mississippi River.

Mark Twain Memorial Lighthouse • Cardiff Hill Park
Panoramic view of Hannibal and the Mississippi River. 2002 renovations include new steps, overlooks, ADA parking, handrails, an asphalt walking trail & Lighthouse renovation. 244 steps begin at the north end of Main Street.

Skate Park
The Hannibal Ramp Park is an 8800 square foot ramp park featuring: below grade concrete
bowls with 6 foot drop ins, banks, spines, rollers, a hubba ledge, grind block, extensions
and a hand rail.

Marina Facilities
573-406-1272 • Open May-October. State-of-the-art docks now in place.

Tom & Huck Statue
Located at the foot of Cardiff Hill at Main Street

See the bronze statue of Twain’s most memorable and mischievous characters as they are depicted walking down the banks of the mighty Mississippi River, awaiting their next adventure. Sculpted in 1925 by Canton, Mo native Frederick Hibbard, it is one of seven statues in the world of literary characters.

Haunted Hannibal Ghost Tours
314-494-2918 • www.hauntedhannibal.com

A spine-tingling 1 - 1 1⁄2 hour guided driving tour all around one of the most haunted towns in America! Come aboard our air conditioned shuttle and learn the secrets of many of Hannibal’s most notoriously haunted sites -- both past and present!  Hear stories of murder and mischief during Mark Twain’s boyhood days in Hannibal, meet the present-day ghosts of the Mansions of Millionaire’s Row, learn about the still unsolved Stillwell Murder of 1888, walk amongst the dead at the Old Baptist Cemetery – and so much more!  RATED PG-13

3:00pm and 7:00pm Daily thru Oct. 31st
$15.00 Per Person • Cash/Check/MC/Visa/Discover
Meet at Mark Twain Boyhood Home, Corner of Main & Hill Street

For more information and tickets, please visit The Gilded Age at 208 North Street or call 314-494-2918
Click here for a printable coupon good for any Haunted Hannibal Tour!