The year 1908 marked our neighborhood's actual beginning.
Kathleen Harleman
"Dedicated to all our neighbors of the Skinker-DeBaliviere Neighborhood, the reason we live here and like it."
Blanche Reel and Linda Vaughn have volunteered to coordinate the Heritage St. Louis project for Washington Heights.
The History Committees for Parkview and The Rosedale Neighborhood Association are getting back to the task of producing the Heritage/St. Louis survey after taking a break for the holidays.
New Year in November?'
A meeting of the Rosedale Skinker Improvement Association was held September 25, 1973 in Fellowship Hall at Grace Methodist Church.
Two hundred forty-five copies of the history were sold at the Art Fair and about 60 copies have been sold since.
The following is a continuation of the listings of the first residents at each address in Skinker-DeBaliviere as found in Gould's Blue Books.
A general meeting of the Rosedale-Skinker Improvement Association was held March 29, 1973 at 8:00 PM at Grace Methodist Church.
Gould’s Directory of St. Louis, in those volumes known as the "Blue Books", listed "prominent citizens" of the St. Louis metropolitan area alphabetically and then listed street addresses and those who lived there.
