The Art Fair is over, and another steamy St. Louis summer is about to begin.
Tag: Housing
The Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council in its meeting May 19, 1975, approved the sale to Pantheon Corporation of redevelopment rights held by Kingsbury Redevelopment Corporation.
Each of the three neighborhood groups has now officially begun to explore the idea of becoming part of a proposed Historic District.
The three stores on Skinker near McPherson which once housed a bookstore, a shirt shop, and a beauty salon are now being converted to one large antique store.
When: June 6, 1975, 10: 30 a.m.to 6: 30 p.m.
The Four Corners (Des Peres and Kingsbury) Planning Committee has been hard at work every Wednesday.
"She's very hard-working," one person says, "I don't know where she gets all her energy.
As our big Spring event approaches, we want to welcome all the visitors who will be seeing us and our neighborhood at the Art Fair and House Tour.
This month the International Brotherhood of Strippers Education and Political Action Committee is proud to outline the second and final stripping technique to be mastered for certification as a card-carrying, Master Stripper.
Photographs courtesy of Etta Taylor of Parkview, granddaughter of George W.
The Skinker-DeBaliviere Neighborhood has been looking into the possibility of applying for "historic district" status and exploring what work would be needed to make such an application.
A spirit of renovation and vigor flavors House Tour '75 as it represents the reversal of past projections for the future of the Skinker DeBaliviere neighborhood...proving unfounded those who rumored its demise as a residential area.
