Ozark Atlantis Pt1

Documentary
Old Linn Creek Missouri, before the creation of the Lake of the Ozarks. This portion taken by permission from the dvd "Lake of the Ozarks 75th Anniversary" available through Amazon.com.
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[@d.g.n9392]

Thanks for the history and old photos. I grew up near the area.

[@MusicLover1990kc]

I love the story about Old Linn Creek. I grew up riding in boats above it. It always creeped me out knowing that there was a town below me when i went swimming. =]

[@BigPlanetMedia]

I helped put this documentary together. One of the first projects Ozark TV created. This was taken from a portion of a few older videos i believe. If anyone has any stories would love to capture them.

[@jeffking4176]

THE WILD MAN OF THE OZARKS:
[ a Summer Camp story.]
- I went to a summer camp each year on Lake Ozark, in the 1970’s. This story was always told - of a young man who lived in one of the small villages that were flooded by the lake.
His young wife had grown up there, as well. He loved his wi so much. But when the lake was made his wife fell into a deep depression, and died. This made the young man insane. He lived and roamed the banks of the lake, and occasionally attacking tourists [ and scaring young campers].
- Of course the story was embellished and perfected, but each time it was told , it was always the same exact story.
📻🙂

[@Nousername4655]

family pics of grandparents and great grandparents in front of linn creek school, post office, church. guess mid 20,s.

[@ladyofweed1463]

This is sad. I didn’t know there was a town and homes under the lake.

[@GenevaPilgrim]

Wow! So interesting.

[@RiverBanks38]

A sad story but one of progression I guess.? Would like to see a map of the lake where it rest.

[@FurtherBack]

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[@jimdandy3573]

my grandad cam from around there

[@samferrugia]

Thanks for the video! My wife's great grandfather worked on the dam. I was also wondering the location's of the different town's under the water. I seen the link on the other post, thanks.

[@priscillacruz2947]

I will move to Ozarks....maybe find my dream husband

[@ezrahopkins1913]

I'm here waiting

[@leftblank5614]

Wya? I’m here

[@ezrahopkins1913]

@@leftblank5614 south Carter co. North ripley co.line.near a place called Handy,its not handy for nothing except awareness.
30 miles to town,30 miles to a soda.
But at no time are you more than a Baldrige from living water springs.But u have major adjusting to do unless u already have a taste for squirrels!
Oh yeah almost forgot---WILL YOU MARRY ME!

[@Aaronbtc4]

Just know once you get to the Ozarks , particularly the ARKANSAS side the southern part of the mt.range. there is a high percentage chance you will be here for life once u get here.. THE OZARKS and Quaccita Mts. Are one of the best kept secrets in the entire country ... 3 Xs WOOOOOOO !!! ,PIG !!! SOOOOIEE !!! ARKANSAS RAZOR BACKS !!! ARKANSAS , sounds like this ( AR-KEN-SAW ) . NOT! , I repeat! NOT! , r-kansas

[@jessgillis4103]

Is that a KKK procession at 4:25???

[@chrissyheiss1820]

My great grandfather’s farm is now what is called Horse Shoe Bend. The Stevens farm...if anyone has information please tell me.

[@LandonClimbs]

My grandfather had a farm in where is now the gravois arm of the lake. Small world

[@bobbywolff1274]

@@LandonClimbs ...was Mz. Linda your grandma?

[@LandonClimbs]

@@bobbywolff1274 nope, delores or dee is my grandma. But her grandfathers last name was fisher

[@kevinbrake9407]

@@LandonClimbs my great great grandfather was Wesley Green Waisner and they had a farm around climax springs and are all buried in a cemetery just north of climax springs.

[@marierichardson6594]

Wow I wish they hadn't flooded it

[@letsphish3926]

4:35
Lynchin?

[@Eric-pd2bl]

0:41 klan at a parade

[@MegaTroyhamilton]

Sad