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I think I can now prove with science why you should take internet "best of" lists with a grain of salt. There's a new ranking of small towns in America and it's clear the internet has no clue what a Missouri small town really is.

There are some things that you can tell are a good idea immediately. This isn't one of those things. It's a teachable moment about why you should never ever go into this forgotten Missouri jail at night.

This was the one place in Missouri that most people never wanted to end up in. What used to be a Missouri Correctional Facility is now abandoned and all but forgotten, yet it's still full of murals and an awkward amount of old teeth.

Do you have a desire to have a rustic getaway in Missouri? How do you feel about the Amish? If both of those can be answered in the affirmative, I've found the perfect place in Missouri that is really in the heart of Amish country - horse and buggy included.

Ever wanted to stay in a huge Victorian mansion? What's it worth to you? There's an option in Missouri that's gorgeous, but it'll cost ya.

If pools are your priority when seeking some relaxation time, boy have I found a Missouri place for you. It's a villa in Jefferson City and it just might have the best private pool in Missouri.

There's a home in Jefferson City, Missouri that has a wicked haunted history that is now an Airbnb. Some visitors have been so frightened, they have left in the middle of the night.

If given the chance to hop into a time machine, what era would you visit? If the late 1950's would be your answer, I've found the next best thing to time travel which is a retro video showing Missouri as it existed nearly 70 years ago.

Have you seen a zebra in Missouri lately? If so, did he answer when you yelled "Marty"? The reason I'm asking is because a Missouri man has lost his pet zebra named Marty and he could really use your help.

Sometimes you just need to be in the right place at the right time. Proof of that is a Missouri cabin that just so happens to be at the junction where it overlooks where two major rivers meet.