The city of Campbell is in Dunklin County, Missouri. The city was officially founded in 1880-1881, when the railroad extended its tracks through the area, the there was a settlement there prior to that time. The first settlement in the area that is now Campbell was Four Mile, which was two miles northwest of the current city center, and named for its location four miles from the St. Francis ferry at Chalk Bluff, and from other local points. A post office was established at Four Mile in the 1850s, and the town was the site of several skirmishes during the Civil War, including the Battle at Chalk Bluff in 1863. However, when the railroad came through, its tracks were two miles south of Four Mile, prompting local businesses move to this new location, which became Campbell. A lively timber industry flourished in Campbell during the 1890s but, by 1908, the timber was depleted. The town is largely an agricultural town today, large among them being the peach industry, which began in the 1930s when Van Tompkins bought a 230-acre farm on Riddle Hill, which he planted in peaches. Campbell is situated at the intersection of US Highway 62 and Missouri Highway 53, with Malden to the northeast, McGuire to the east, Clarkton to the southeast, Gibson to the south, St. Francis to the southwest, McElyea Place to the west, and Glennonville and Osborn to the northwest.
 
 
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Specializing in peaches, Bader Farms is located along Missouri State Highway WW, five miles from the city of Campbell. General information about peaches and other products is put forward, along with photographs, and a list of places where its produce may be purchased.
http://www.baderpeaches.com/
Directions and service times for the church on County Road 102, in Campbell, Missouri are posted, along with staff listings, a daily prayer list, weekly bulletin, and an overview of its programs and ministries.
http://www.bethanygbc.com/
Offering flower arrangements and gifts for any occasion, the flower shop is located on South Ash in Campbell, Missouri. Online shopping is available, and customers may also make purchases through its retail location. A catalog is featured, and information about its delivery policies and area is included.
http://www.bishopfloristcampbell.com/
The official municipal site for the city of Campbell, Missouri features a map of the community, demographics, and an historical overview, along with a calendar of community events, contacts, and announcements.
http://www.campbellmo.com/index.html
Situated three miles east of Campbell, Missouri, the airport is open to the public. Directions, airport operations, communications, and services are featured, along with runway information, operational statistics, and ownership data.
http://www.airnav.com/airport/34M/
Campbell Seventh-day Adventist Church
The Seventh-day Adventist congregation in Campbell, Missouri meets at its facilities on State Highway 53. General information about the church, Service and Bible study schedules, and church bulletins are featured.
http://campbell22.adventistchurchconnect.org/
Service times and a calendar of events, office hours and administrative contacts, a daily devotional, church bulletin and newsletter, photographs, and directions to the church in Campbell, Missouri are put forth.
http://www.102606.agchurches.org/