Osborn, Missouri is in both Clinton County and Dekalb County. Like many other cities, the community began as a railroad town, coming into being when the Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad extended its track through the area, and was named for Colonel William Osborn, a New York banker who had relocated to Missouri, where he entered into a partnership with the railroad. The town was laid out and registered in 1858, and incorporated as a village in 1887, at which time it consisted only of the part of the city that was in Dekalb County. In 1897, a second incorporation as a city enlarged the limits of the municipality. Osborn is situated just south of US Highway 36, which is also Missouri Highway 33. Missouri Route M passes through the city. Cameron is east of Osborn, while Stewartsville and Bayfield are to the west, and West Keystone is south, and Maysville is to the north of the city.
 
 
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The Osborn, Missouri business buys scrap and junkyard parts, and provides auto repair services, body work, auto painting services, recycling, roadside assistance, salvage, and towing services, which are outlined here, along with directions, work hours, and a gallery of photographs.
http://www.allstateautosalvage.net/
Osborn is situated in northwestern Missouri, about twenty-five miles east of St. Joseph and eight miles west of Cameron. The official municipal web site offers city hall contacts, hours of operation, election and meeting notices, agendas and minutes, and a guide to city services, organizations, and businesses.
http://www.cityofosborn.com/
Offering diesel repair services, automotive repair, brake and tire work, and twenty-four hour towing services, the auto repair and towing company is located in Osborn, Missouri. A map shows the location of the shop, and its hours of operation are given.
http://www.osbornautoanddiesel.com/
Located on Clinton Avenue, which is also State Highway M, in Osborn, Missouri, the Christian church offers Sunday Bible study and worship services, Wednesday fellowship, and other programs and events throughout the month. A calendar of events, leadership contacts, and office hours are stated.
http://www.osbornbaptistchurch.org/
Serving the Osborn, Missouri population, the public school system offers a K-12th grade curriculum through an elementary and high school campus, both of which are highlighted here, including a school calendar, bulletin, and menu. Faculty and staff contacts, teacher pages, and general information about the district are featured.
http://www.osbornwildcats.org/
The drag strip and circle track are located along South US Highway 33 in Osborn, Missouri. Schedules, results, and points are posted to the site, and a map shows the location of the track.
http://www.us36raceway.com/