Fountain Farm, Missouri facts for kids

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Fountain Farm was once a small community in Washington County, Missouri. Today, it is known as an "extinct town" or a ghost town. This means it no longer has people living there.

What Was Fountain Farm?

Fountain Farm was a small settlement that existed in Missouri for some time. Like many small towns, it eventually became empty. This happens when people move away, often for better jobs or opportunities elsewhere. When a town becomes completely deserted, it is called a ghost town.

Where Was Fountain Farm Located?

This former town was located in Washington County, in the eastern part of Missouri. Washington County is known for its beautiful natural areas.

How Did Fountain Farm Get Its Name?

The name "Fountain Farm" came from a natural spring located near the town site. Springs are places where water flows out from underground. In the past, springs were very important for towns because they provided fresh water for people and animals.

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