The Frank James Bank is a two story 1850s brick building on the north bank of the Missouri River in Missouri City, southeastern Clay County. It is ten miles southeast of the Jesse James Bank Museum in Liberty Missouri and 15 miles south of Kearney, site of the Frank and Jesse James homeplace.

Missouri City was a thriving steamboat port in the 1850s. The bank building, on the corner of Doniphan and Main Streets, was first a mercantile house, then a bank. On May 19, 1863 Frank James and ten others robbed the mercantile house after killing the Mayor of Missouri City. The Mayor was a local Militia Captain who had imprisoned the wife of Frank's friend for aiding southern soldiers. The United States policy at this time was to imprison or exile women for aiding southern fighters. This site is the scene of one of the countless tragic events of the Missouri-Kansas Border War .

The George Historic Cemetery, established in 1840, is the burying ground of a pioneer family of Jackson County, MO. The lives of the David C. George family intertwine with the dramatic history of our state.

Arriving from Tennessee in an oxcart in 1836, they settled on the hilly headwaters of Sni-a-Bar Creek. By the outbreak of the Civil War, they had built fine homes, amassing over 1000 acres. But conflict brought looting, threats, terror, torture, devastation, death and exile. Fighting back, they rode with the famous and infamous Shelby's Iron Brigade and Quantrill's Partisan Rangers. There are more Q-Men of one family buried here than anywhere else. Two were Jesse James' Pallbearers.

The Heritage Park commemorates "Strife in Civil War Missouri". It tells the George family story to pay tribute to the brave men, women and children who endured and returned to lead worthy lives, to erect towns over the ashes of the "Burnt District". The Heritage Park, soon to be installed, will evoke an 1859 ambiance with a wildflower meadow, native trees and wood fences. Along a trail through the wildflowers will be signs telling the defiant story of the George family and other prevailing in perilous times.

The George Historic Cemetery and Heritage Park is located 1 1/2 miles southwest of Oak Grove, MO at the intersection of South Hillside School Road and Church Road. From the I-70 Oak Grove exit, travel south on Broadway through town to 28th Street West. The street becomes Hillside School Road, and after turning south, is renamed South Hillside School Road. One block after the turn, the George Historic Cemetery and Heritage Park is on the right. It extends to Church Road.