Marshfield City
Marshfield City Hall is located at 798 South Marshall Street, Marshfield, MO 65706; phone 417‑468‑2310.
Neighborhoods
- Banning Ridge
- Blessingway Estates
- Briarwood
- Briarwood Hills
- Clairview Heights
- Country Club Estates
- Crestwood Estates
- Elm Place
- Foster
- Grayhawk
- Hanman Golf Estates
- Headwater Hills
- Hill Drive Estates
- Hood
- Indian Springs
- Jackson
- Kentucky Row
- Lakewood
- Lakewood Hills
- Montgomery Place
- Monticello Row
- Oak Grove Estates
- Oak Spring
- Olive Row
- Osage Springs
- Pine Grove Estates
- Riverview Estates
- Scarborough Acres
- South White Oak
- Southside Acres
- Southtowne Terrace
- Spinny
- Spring Brook Hills
- Stevens
- Stoney Park
- Tennesee Row
- Valley View
- Village Meadow Estates
- Walnut
- Washington
- Westview
- Wildwood
- Wilson
Settled in the early 1830s, Marshfield was laid out in 1856 in the Ozarks Uplands, making it the highest county seat in Missouri. It is named for the adult home town of Daniel Webster in Massachusetts. The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad was built through town in 1872, stimulating economic growth for the area which produced livestock, poultry and dairy products. Astronomer Edwin P. Hubble grew up in Marshfield. [History of Marshfield, www.marshfieldmo.gov, accessed May, 2016]