Marshall, Missouri - Jim The Wonder Dog Memorial Park

Marshall, Missouri - Jim The Wonder Dog Memorial Park

Memorial park to Jim the Wonder Dog, a magical (but real) pooch who could predict the future. Roadsideamerica.com Report...

Marshall, Missouri - Jim the Wonder Dog's Grave/Memorial Park

Honestly, I did not know what to believe about this magical dog before arriving. I read all of the information roadsideamerica.com provided and kept an open mind. Once we arrived, an elderly man approached us about the dog. He began telling a friend and I about his eyewitness account of the dog's powers. When he was a young boy, he and his father were in town, and witnessed someone write down his/her license plate number on a piece of paper. Then the owner placed the paper in front of Jim and he immediately walked over to the car with the matching license plate number and begin to scratch at the plate. The old man swore that all of the stories and rumors are true. This stop was the most interesting on our road trip. I am now a total believer! [Nikki Mehdiyoun, 09/08/2006]

Marshall,, Missouri - Jim the Wonder Dog Memorial Park opens
An update on Marshall, Missouri's Jim the Wonder Dog -- May 1st, 1999 marked the grand unveiling of the Jim the Wonder Dog Memorial Park, located on the spot where his home, Hotel Ruff, once stood on the downtown square. You can see a life-size statue of Jim and walk along a path with historical markers bearing stories about his amazing life.... [06/19/1999] Complete News Story

Marshall, Missouri - Jim the Wonder Dog statue planned
Jim the Wonder Dog may have been the smartest canine that ever lived — and his hometown of Marshall, MO, would like to create some lasting tributes. Jim, a Llewellyn English Setter who lived from 1925 to 1937, entertained Missourians at state and county fairs with his mental acrobatics.... [01/03/1998] Complete News Story

Marshall, Missouri - Grave of Jim the Wonder Dog

Grave of Jim the Wonder Dog, famous dog that could read minds, count, knew many languages, more. Someone puts flowers on his grave, no one knows who. [Jim McCarty, 06/11/1997]

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