By Rhonda Chalfant
Contributing Columnist
rhonda.chalfant@sedaliademocrat.com
In early 1861, Sedalia was a new settlement along the route of the Pacific Railroad. The town’s growth had been slow, with a few businesses along Main Street and the streets to the north. When the …
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