The original town, Lebanon, was settled a few miles from present-day Frisco, alongside the Preston Trail. Preston Trail was heavily traveled by pioneers and wagon trains on their slow march west. The trail and Lebanon were on top of a hill. In 1902, a now-defunct St. Louis–San Francisco Railway company laid down tracks and built water stops at a regular distance. The company needed to create a stop near water and built one four miles west of Lebanon. As a town grew around this stop, some of the Lebanon residents physically moved their homes on logs to present-day Frisco. The town inhabitants opted to name this newfound town after the railroad company, Frisco.
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