Exploring Charles E. Fleming’s Modernist Legacy in St. Louis
Architect Charles E. Fleming stands as an essential figure in the modernist history of St. Louis. Born in St. Louis County, he became the first…
Throwback Thursday
The Edward G. McQuie Home: A Historic Treasure in Louisiana, MO
Standing proudly at 405 North 3rd Street, the Edward G. McQuie Home is one of the most notable historic homes in Louisiana, Missouri, a community…
A Loft Worth Remembering: 703 North 13th St Unit #504
Over a decade later, 703 North 13th St Unit #504 still holds the title of the most expensive loft sold in downtown St. Louis—a sale…
Rediscovering Harvey Ellis: An Architectural Legacy in St. Louis
Harvey Ellis, an innovative architect whose work bridged styles from the Romanesque to the emerging Prairie School, left a lasting yet often overlooked legacy in…
Historic Elegance by Gale Henderson at 13 Dromara Road
Nestled on the picturesque Dromara Road, this red-brick Georgian home offers a unique chance to own a piece of St. Louis history with endless potential…
Throwback Thursday: The Berthold Mansion
Yesterday, while sifting through old family photos and saved articles, I found a fascinating picture of the long-gone Berthold Mansion, once owned by my ancestors….
Looking Into the 2000’s From the 1900’s
It seems that humans cannot resist dabbling in predicting the future. We have an innate need to ignore Yogi Berra’s clear warning, “It’s tough to…
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…
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!