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: Housing
Historical October 1977 report on Fannie Mae’s experimental neighborhood program, not a present-day mortgage offer.
There are many happy vicissitudes this month, not the least of which is meeting so many fine new neighbors.
The June issue of THE PAPER contained the latest version of several components of the proposed Historic District Ordinance.
It seems to have been an extraordinarily un-lazy summer, to judge from the news which has come our way.
Report of a May 1977 talk by George Wendell.
To the Editors of the PAPER: This month's PAPER carries the complete draft of the proposed Historic District Ordinance.
The Art Fair took most of our attention and our energy during May, and it seemed a particularly worthy endeavor this year.
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Historic District Supplement, June 1977: original proposed standards and planning material, preserved as a historical document rather than a statement of current law.
Historic District Supplement, June 1977: original proposed standards and planning material, preserved as a historical document rather than a statement of current law.
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.
