Tag: Lake Ozark
Old World Elegance – Vacation brings Rushings home to Lake of the Ozarks
The couple came to the Lake of the Ozarks on a two-week vacation in the summer of 2006. They didn’t want to build a second home; they wanted to move to the Lake permanently. And so it was decided. Anna’s vision was of Old World elegance without the home being showy or trendy.
A Series of (Un)fortunate Events: A Piece of Lake Ozark History
Bill Bagnell now had his own railroad stop and his own town. But there’s more to the story. When Union Electric was building the Great Osage Dam, it needed an official name, so they simply used the name of the closest town, Bagnell, MO. So, there you have it. Bagnell Dam got its name because a farmer allowed the railroad to cross his land and insisted that the railroad stop be named after him.
Designer Golf Courses DESIGNER HOMES
The year was 1970 and the Lake of the Ozarks was a pure vacation destination. It offered water sports, fishing, the Strip, go-carts, miniature golf and scads of small resorts. There were a couple of local golf courses, but the Lake was not a golf destination. There was insufficient permanent population to support a premium [...]









