Jefferson City neighborhood recognized for its historic integrity, unique setting

It's called Hobo Hill

Most of those who first moved into the two-block neighborhood known as the Hobo Hill District were middle- to upper-middle class residents. The 500 block of Jackson Street still features unique homes in Tudor styles and stone bungalows.

Most of those who first moved into the two-block neighborhood known as the Hobo Hill District were middle- to upper-middle class residents. The 500 block of Jackson Street still features unique homes in Tudor styles and stone bungalows. Photo by Julie Smith.

By Michelle Brooks

Monday, November 22, 2010

However it was derived, Hobo Hill has a name and history significant to the city.

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The Missouri Advisory Council on Friday approved a nomination to the National Register of Historic Places for Jefferson City's Hobo Hill Historic District, pending revisions.

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