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Historical January 1979 report or notice. Original dates, prices, programs and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
Would you like to know more about the residential architecture of the city of St. Louis? If so, here’s a course that will help you. It’s called “St. Louis Residential Architecture: Past and Present.”
The course, which will be offered by Washington University’s School of Continuing Education, will meet six Wednesdays from 7 to 9 p.m.. February 7 through March 14 and three Saturdays from 10 a.m to noon from March 3 to 17. The fee is $95.
The class is divided into six lecturediscussions on the Wednesdays and three field trips on Saturdays. The areas to be discussed and visited include Soulard. Lafayette Square, LaSalle Park, West End and Hyde Park. Richard Bliss, board member of Landmarks Association, and Wayne W. Enderling, director of the architectural technical programs at Washington University, are coordinators for the course. For more information, call 889-6710
Originally published in The Paper, January 1979.
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