Few communities in northeastern Missouri have a history as closely tied to railroad expansion as Ewing. Platted in 1888 after rail tracks reached this part of Lewis County, it was named for railroad official William L. Ewing. The South Fabius River passes just west of the village through a region of fields and small settlements. Ewing remains a very small incorporated community, and its rail-era origins connect it to the wider story of rural development in northeast Missouri. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Lewis County and northeastern Missouri.
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