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Oldest neighborhood newspaper in St. Louis · Independent and all volunteer-run since 1970

Category: History

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A History of a St. Louis House

A HISTORY OF A ST. LOUIS HOUSE By Tony Nipert Following the 1904 World’s Fair, Skinker DeBaliviere turned from farmland to a…

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House History

By Jo Ann Vatcha 1914–1919 The first owners of 6117 Westminster were Otto and Rosa Starck. VP of Stephens Lithographic, noted in…

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A Synagogue on DeBaliviere

Many of us have driven by the simple building with the “permastone” facade by the fire station on DeBaliviere and noticed its…

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In Your Ear — What If?

Historical February–March 2021 article. Dates, prices, services and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established. Are these crazy…

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The Way We Were

By Mary Jane Bartlett Conrades The Skinker-DeBaliviere neighborhood—I know it well—but I didn't realize it had a name. Good! That's better than…

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The DeBaliviere Strip

DeBaliviere in the '50s and '60s was known as the "DeBaliviere Strip", partly because it was home to some strip clubs, notably…

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Memories of the Boulevard

Some of my earliest memories of DeBaliviere were when we lived at 5650 Clemens [around 1930]. My father would give me a…

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