Throwback Thursday: Architect Francis Drischler
Francis Drischler was born in New York in 1873. He studied in Belgium, Germany, and France before serving in the Spanish American War. Drischler came…
Throwback Thursday
St. Louis Public Library Digital Photo Collection Dates Back To The 1920s
The St. Louis Public Library recently digitalized a collection of images of various locales throughout the City of St. Louis that predominantly dates from the 1920s…
Throwback Thursday: Helping The Red Family Find A New Home
A fun holiday video we filmed in 2018!
Throwback Thursday: Harris Armstrong | A Modernist for Today
Harris Armstrong (April 6, 1899 – December 15, 1973) was a well-read and largely self-taught modern architect revered for his masterful application of strikingly colorful,…
My Bernoudy Home Featured in House & Garden, June 1954
Two Large Terraces Help This Small House to Double its Size In suburban St. Louis, on the two broad terraces that double the size of…
Throwback Thursday: Moon Motor Car Company
At the dawn of the motoring age, it seems now almost every town in America had its own independent automobile manufacturing company. Long before the…
Groundbreaking St. Louis Women | Beyond the Ballot | Missouri History Museum
Women often portrayed as secondary characters in the city’s formation were actually key to the establishment, survival, and growth of St. Louis. Beyond the Ballot:…
Who is Rebekah Harkness and Why is She the Star of Taylor Swift’s ‘The Last Great American Dynasty’?
Every home has a story. But not every home has a song, much less a track on the No. 1 album in the country. Taylor Swift…
Throwback Thursday: 3 Commissions in St. Louis by Barnett, Haynes & Barnett Showcasing Beaux-Arts Architecture
The Beaux-Arts style in St. Louis has had lasting effects on the built environment, and perhaps there was no other family more responsible for that than…
Throwback Thursday: Plum Street in St. Louis
Around the turn of the 20th century, the people of Plum Street spoke German, Gaelic, Greek, and Russian inside its tenements and factories. We don’t…