Throwback Thursday: 1904 World’s Fair | St. Louis
In April 1904, St. Louis opened its doors to the world for what was officially called the Louisiana Purchase Exposition,…
In April 1904, St. Louis opened its doors to the world for what was officially called the Louisiana Purchase Exposition,…
“Women vote, smoke, drink and vie with men for jobs today. But although we have ‘Ladies Days’ at baseball parks,…
This wasn’t always the case. St. Louis made up for its terrible water with “inex- haustible quantities of the best…
The St. Louis food scene has been getting a lot of buzz lately. Food & Wine called it “seriously good…
We St. Louisans always call it the World’s Fair, as though there were no other. But not many of us…
The end of the summer is here and it is interesting to see the use of awnings on these historic…
1. Forty blocks of St. Louis were demolished to build the arch and its surrounding park. In what St. Louis…
The few square miles now making up Sunset Hills was once the playground of the rich and famous beer brewer…
“Students at the former Lafayette School, 815 Ann Avenue in Soulard, play on the piles of shoveled snow on Tuesday,…
Starting in the early 1920s, Madam Mae Traynor ran a profitable brothel in a substantial neighborhood in the Village of…