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Who Was Reuben Branson, and Why is the City Named for Him?
David Abolafia
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It’s widely known that Branson – the Live Music Capital of the World – is named for Reuben S. Branson, who came to the area in the 1880s. But who was he, and how exactly did the city come to be named for him? Here’s a look:
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Shindig (n): An elaborate or large dance, party or other celebration. When you come to Branson this April and May, you’ll discover firsthand the fun and entertainment of a down-home shindig. Kick up your heels, clap your hands and sing along as the Ozarks come alive with the sounds of music – from over 100 […]
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When planning a family vacation, it’s important to factor in the “family” part. Many travel destinations offer attractions for all ages, so it’s a good idea to do your research ahead of time – thereby making sure your itinerary has plenty for the littler ones to enjoy. For travelers to Branson, there’s an abundance of […]
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Autumn in Branson is a beautiful time of year, as the Ozark Hills burst into colorful splendor. It is also one of the most exciting times of year – a true celebration of American craftsmanship – as artisans from around the country gather at Silver Dollar City to demonstrate their trades as part of the […]
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While it’s music that put Branson, Missouri, on the map, the local cuisine goes a long way in keeping visitors well-fed and hungry to discover all the city has to offer.
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While Branson, Missouri, is known as the Live Entertainment Capital of the World, it has a rich history associated with another type of entertainment: movies. For nearly 75 years, Hollywood has come to the Midwest in search of just the right vistas – be it the mountainous terrain of the Interior Highlands or the tranquil […]
