As a member of the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council, newly elected last spring, I was approached by some members of The Paper's staff to write a monthly article on the Council's meetings.
Tag: Historic Preservation
The June issue of THE PAPER contained the latest version of several components of the proposed Historic District Ordinance.
It rained for a week, one of the cochairmen left town, and the chairwoman of Fund Raisers, who had been working despite a serious ankle injury (in addition to advancing pregnancy), had had to undergo corrective surgery and turn her duties over to friends.
To the Editors of the PAPER: This month's PAPER carries the complete draft of the proposed Historic District Ordinance.
Originally a portion of the 18th century Spanish land grant to Marie Louise Chouteau Papin, sister of St. Louis cofounder Auguste Chouteau, much of the Skinker-DeBaliviere-Catlin Tract-Parkview Historic District remained within extended Chouteau-Papin family until late in the nineteenth century.
Historic District Supplement, June 1977: original proposed standards and planning material, preserved as a historical document rather than a statement of current law.
Historic District Supplement, June 1977: original proposed standards and planning material, preserved as a historical document rather than a statement of current law.
Historic District Supplement, June 1977: original proposed standards and planning material, preserved as a historical document rather than a statement of current law.
Historic District Supplement, June 1977: original proposed standards and planning material, preserved as a historical document rather than a statement of current law.
The Skinker-DeBaliviere Art Fair—House Tour, the oldest neighborhood festival in St. Louis, celebrates its 10th anniversary on Mother's Day, May 8.
The April issue of the PAPER carried a reply to my previous criticism of the Historic District Ordinance.
One apartment and five house will be featured on the 1977 Skinker-DeBaliviere House Tour.
