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Less than a mile awayOpened in 1871, Missouri's Governer's Mansion has over a century of history entertaining state visitors, whilst being home to dozens of the state's leaders. Discover the stories of governers and the place they've called home with a tour there, at 100 Madison Street, Jefferson City, between 10am and 2pm.
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JEFFERSON CITY
MISSOURI
38.58°N, 92.17°W
Sunrise: 05:32
Sunset: 18:45
Moon Phase: new moon
Weather: light rain, 28°C max, 14°C min
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