Brick District
Explore the downtown area on foot to enjoy the local shops and historic architecture.





Fulton, Missouri, is a destination where international history meets Midwestern hospitality. The city gained global recognition in 1946 when Winston Churchill delivered his 'Iron Curtain' speech at Westminster College. Today, visitors can explore the National Churchill Museum, which includes a 17th-century church moved from London and a monument made from sections of the Berlin Wall. Beyond history, Fulton’s 'Brick District' offers a nostalgic downtown experience with unique shops and local eateries set against a backdrop of historic architecture. It is an ideal stop for those traveling between St. Louis and Kansas City.
Fulton, Missouri, is a destination where international history meets Midwestern hospitality. The city gained global recognition in 1946 when Winston Churchill delivered his 'Iron Curtain' speech at Westminster College. Today, visitors can explore the National Churchill Museum, which includes a 17th-century church moved from London and a monument made from sections of the Berlin Wall. Beyond history, Fulton’s 'Brick District' offers a nostalgic downtown experience with unique shops and local eateries set against a backdrop of historic architecture. It is an ideal stop for those traveling between St. Louis and Kansas City.
National Churchill Museum at Westminster College.
The historic Brick District with local boutiques.
Original segments of the Berlin Wall.
St. Mary the Virgin, Aldermanbury church.
Home to Westminster College and William Woods University.
Centrally located between Jefferson City and Columbia.
Rich in Cold War history and architectural landmarks.
Explore the downtown area on foot to enjoy the local shops and historic architecture.
Allow at least two hours to fully experience the museum and the reconstructed London church.
History enthusiasts and quiet weekend getaways.
USD $
$100-$150 p/day
English
Check the community calendar for festivals in the Brick District, which often feature local food and music.
May-June, September-October
Mild temperatures make it the best time for walking tours of the historic districts.
Expect warm, humid weather; indoor museums provide a great escape from the heat.
The changing leaves in mid-Missouri provide a beautiful backdrop for exploring the college campuses.
Quiet and cold; ideal for those who prefer visiting museums without any crowds.