About Neosho

Neosho, also known as the “Flower Box City”, is a medium sized community found in the southwestern corner of the Show Me State. Neosho has a population of approximately ten thousand five hundred residents, and is considered a part of Newton County. Neosho serves as the county seat of Newton County, was founded in the year eighteen thirty nine, and was officially incorporated as a city in the year eighteen seventy eight. Residents of a Neosho apartment for rent or house for rent can enjoy plenty of historic, natural, and cultural things to see and do. Neosho is home to the Neosho National Fish Hatchery, Big Spring Park, Morse Park, the Newton County Historical Society Museum, Longwell Museum, and the Thomas Hart Benton Collection. Notable residents of Neosho throughout the years include Thomas Hart Benton, Donn Clendenon, Hugh Armstrong Robinson, James Scott, George Washington Carver, John Hammons, H Waldo Hatler, and Hermann Jaeger. Residents of a Nosho apartment rental or home rental can take advantage of the educational opportunities offered by the Neosho School District, Neosho Christian Schools, Crowder College, and the Ozark Bible Institute and College.

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