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Livingston County in north-central Missouri is distinguished by rolling hills, fertile plains, and the Grand River running through it. Chillicothe, its county seat, serves as an anchor of its community and has become known as "Home of Sliced Bread," earned since 1928 when Chillicothe Baking Company introduced pre-sliced bread for commercial sale - revolutionizing how people enjoyed this staple item. Chillicothe commemorates this distinction each year with the Sliced Bread Jam Bluegrass Festival; honoring its role in baking history while honoring itself by doing something special every year to recognize and celebrate this claim of fame.
Livingston County has long been home to individuals who have made notable contributions in various fields. One such figure was Jerry Litton, born and raised in Chillicothe, who served as U.S. Representative until a tragic plane crash took his life hours after winning his party's primary for U.S. Senate in 1976. Litton's tragic passing marked a poignant chapter in Livingston County history and will always be remembered for his commitment to public service.
Livingston County played an active role in the American Civil War. One battle, known as Blue Mound's Battle (August 1862), played an integral part of Missouri's larger conflict; although not as famous, its importance remains part of Livingston County history and efforts have been undertaken to preserve and commemorate it as part of Livingston's heritage. Today, Livingston County provides both residents and visitors an insight into its vibrant past.
