Harrisonville City
Harrisonville City Hall is located at 300 East Pearl Street, Harrisonville, MO 64701.
Phone: 816‑380‑8900.
Neighborhoods
- Arnolds Addition
- Bartlett Acres
- Breezemont Subdivision
- Breezewood Park
- Burris
- Chaney Estates
- Chiltons Addition
- Cokes Addition
- Dutros Addition
- East Elm Estates
- East Lynne Estates
- Eastern Hills
- Eavey Circle
- Frys Springs Valley Estates
- Harveys Addition
- Hickory Hills
- Highway Acres
- Hillcrest
- Homes Farms
- Jacks Addition
- Lakeview Estates
- Lynchs Addition
- Meadow View
- Meadowcrest
- Moody Addition
- Mountain Vista Estates
- Noll Acres
- Oakwood
- Parkwood
- Polsons Addition
- Quail Brook
- Ridgeview Addition
- Ryans Addition
- School House Village
- Shaffer Estates
- Silver Maple Acres
- South Gardens
- The Ranch
- Thunderbird Estates
- Twin Oaks
- Twin Oaks Gardens
- Village South
- Williams Addition
- Willow Brooke
Harrisonville as Described in the 1940s [1]
Harrisonville, the seat of Cass County, is the economic capital of a prosperous farm area centered by a 3-story buff-brick and stone courthouse in a large square.
Nowhere was the bitterness of border warfare more keenly felt than in Cass County, and no family was more closely associated with the lawlessness and brutality of the period than the Youngers, in particular, Cole Younger, son of William Henry Younger who had settled in the area about 1858. After the Civil War Cole Younger and Frank James seem to have organized a group which, under the leadership of Jesse Hames, was to become the most notorious band of outlaws in American history.
- Federal Writers Project, Works Progress Administration, Missouri: A Guide to the "Show Me" State, American Guide Series, 1941, Missouri State Highway Department