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Before Jefferson City became the Capital, hotels shaped its story. As the town grew from frontier roots, places like the City Hotel served travelers, lawmakers, and locals for more than 80 years. During each legislative session, hotels and boarding houses were in high demand. In Historic Jefferson City Hotels, places like the Madison and Monroe House became landmarks of progress, constantly expanding and modernizing. These spaces hosted civic meetings, debates, and other events that shaped the future of Missouri. Brooks is well known for her many books documenting local and Missouri history. Her newspaper career spanned more than 20 years and garnered multiple industry awards. Her book will be on sale for prchade and signing.