Registration is being held at Plattsburg City Hall:  Saturday, May 18 10 AM to Noon for Plattsburg residents and again Sunday, May 26 2 PM to 4 PM for everyone.

Details information, registration forms, and more can be found on the Mi Bo So web page.

• The County Seat of Clinton County
• Home to David Rice Atchison, also known as "President for a Day" in 1849 (statue in front of courthouse and exhibit in museum)
• Battle of Plattsburg occurred during the Civil War in 1864
• The Clinton County Historical Museum hosts numerous artifacts and displays

  Riley-Carmack (Clinton County Museum) showcases a full house of displays and a look back to late 1800 living

• Confederate soldier turned outlaw, Jesse James, once lived in Clinton County
• Four cemeteries that dates back to 1800's.

Victorian  Scenery

• Boasts numerous "Painted Ladies," unique Victorian homes.
  

  Plattsburg's Walking Tour showcases 22 homes and 3 Churches within three 1/2 mile "loops"

• Distinguished churches more than 100 years old, a treasure of Plattsburg. 

• Five Full Service Restaurants
• Three "Over the Counter" food shops
• Antiques & Thrift Stores
• Bed & Breakfast, nightly House Rental  & other lodging available
• Several "general stores" & home decor

Recreation in Plattsburg

• An 18-hole championship golf course
• A municipal pool
• Five city parks
• Bowling Alley

Recreation around Plattsburg

• Two boat ramp accesses and fishing to Smithville Lake
•  Hartel Lakes