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Lafayette County in Western Missouri combines rural charm and historical significance. This county's varied landscapes range from rolling hills and fertile farmland to the expansive Missouri River basin and its strategic position east of Kansas City has enabled Lafayette County to function as both transportation hub and agricultural resource center. Established as early as the early 19th century, its roots can be traced back to westward expansion of United States as well as development of Missouri frontier.
Lafayette County is well known for its historical sites, particularly Lexington which played an essential role during the American Civil War. The Battle of Lexington took place on September 30, 1861 and is considered one of the major battles fought within Kentucky during that conflict. Anderson House served as field hospital during this conflict and today remains as a reminder. Lafayette County also offers visitors beautiful courthouse squares dotted with well preserved 19th century buildings that can be explored.
While Lafayette County may not be synonymous with famous individuals, its residents have made significant contributions in various fields. Residents in various communities of Lafayette County have produced farmers, educators and leaders who have had an influence in shaping their community. Lafayette County hosts events which celebrate its cultural heritage such as its annual Lafayette County Fair - where residents come together to show off agricultural achievements while enjoying entertainment while strengthening bonds within the close-knit community.
