Grays Point, Scott County, Missouri facts for kids

Grays Point was once a small town in Scott County, Missouri. It is now considered an "extinct town." This means it no longer exists as a populated place. Sometimes, these are called "ghost towns."

What Was Grays Point?

Grays Point was a community that existed for a time. It was also known by other names. People sometimes called it "Graysboro" or "Ross Point."

A post office opened in Graysboro in 1898. It helped people send and receive mail. The post office stayed open for nine years. It closed down in 1907. After that, the community slowly faded away.

How Did Grays Point Get Its Name?

The town was named after an important early settler. His name was William Gray. He was a "pioneer citizen." This means he was one of the first people to settle in that area.