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Old Jamestown, Missouri, is a city rich with history. Renowned explorers Lewis and Clark, as well as Zebulon Pike (for whom Pike's Peak is named), made their way through these parts, stopping to camp near what is now known as Sioux Passage Park. Modern explorers love this area's beautiful scenery, wide-open spaces, and abundant recreational opportunities.
Though most people refer to Old Jamestown a city, it's technically a CDP--Census Designated Place--outside of St. Louis, Missouri and neighboring Florissant, Missouri. The Old Jamestown Association (OJA) preserves the town's historical legacy, verifying the validity (or lack thereof) of historical anecdotes, acting as a sort of city council for residents, and otherwise keeping the peace and preserving the history around these parts. As of the 2010 census, Old Jamestown had a population of 19, 184 and a population density much higher than those found elsewhere in the state (this owing to the town's small square mileage). View Old Jamestown City Guide