Mark Twain's Hannibal | 500 Piece
Finished Puzzle Size: 16 x 20 in.
Rise and shine everyone, your classic ferryboat ride down the Mississippi River is coming to an end; but don’t fret because a new adventure is about to begin in Hannibal, Missouri! Founded in 1819 by Moses D. Bates, Hannibal started off as a small river town that quickly flourished as thousands came to visit. Because it sat beautifully between the East and West coasts along the Mississippi River, it was nicknamed “America’s Hometown.” The final event that gave this town a spot on the map is thanks to Mark Twain. As a little boy, he grew up here, which inspired his beloved characters Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer to come to life, thus creating a legend for himself. Create your own adventure as you explore the historic Mark Twain buildings, shop the Historic District Downtown and take a ride along Sawyer’s Creek!
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Mark Twain's Hannibal | 500 Piece
Customer Reviews
I love all Dowdle puzzles! I have had many, many over the years. They are my favorite!!
Christine,
Thank you for your kind words and for being a loyal Boardwalk/Dowdle puzzle fan! We're so glad to hear that you enjoy our products. Happy puzzling!
Maddie
Customer Experience Team
Love the Mark Twain stories and this puzzle bring them to life!
Carol,
Thank you for your positive review! We are so glad to hear that you enjoyed our Mark Twain's Hannibal puzzle. It's great to hear that it brought his stories to life for you. Happy puzzling!
Morgan
Customer Experience Team
Loved it!!! As I do all of your puzzles!!!
Another great puzzle, went together fairly easy. Love the steamboat!
Many of the buildings and other Hannibal icons are in this puzzle. They are portrayed very similarly to the real places in town that they are based off of. I was disappointed that the Mark Twain Cave wasn’t anywhere to be found in the puzzle since it is so iconic to the spirit of Hannibal. Also, the reference to Hannibal Lecter on the left side of the picture was a bit disturbing and it kind of took away from the beauty of the image.