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Historical May 1993 article. Dates, prices, services and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
NEIGHBORHOOD MEETINGS June 2 6000 Kingsbury Block Unit Meeting, 6010 Kingsbury, 7pm. OTHER EVENTS OF INTEREST Now Registration for half and whole day camp and art classes at COCA.
Call 725-6555 for information. Now-Jan. ’94 Selected Acquisitions, 1990-1993 at the St. Louis Art Museum. May 7-9 Holy Roman Repertory Theatre presents “The Lone Eagle,” at CASA.
Call 361-7477 for reservations. May 13 “Looking Backward: St. Louis in the Gilded Age.” Missouri Historical Society’s Kathy Corbett previews the upcoming History Museum exhibit dealing withSt. Louis in the late 19th century. Free. At Library and Collections Ctr., 225 S. Skinker, 7 pm. May IS Junktique at Grace United Methodist Church, 9am-3pm. May 16 St. Louis Walk of Fame Induction, 6500 Delmar at Westgate beginning at 1:30 pm.
The Original St. Louis River Critters Jazz Band will play ragtime and Dixieland. Stan Musial will give the keynote speech. Those to be inducted are Harry Caray, Auguste Chouteau, Barry Commoner, Phyllis Diller, Bob Gibson, Al Hirschfeld, Albert King, Pierre Laclede, Henry Shaw and Mona Van Duyn. Free and open to the public. May 16 “Researching African-American History in the Archives,” with Priscilla Dowden of UMSI. and Martha Clevenger, Historical Society archivist. At History Museum, 2 pm. June 6 “Clear and Present (and Past) Dangers: Crime and Violence, Then and Now,” a discussion of crime and violence in our cities and suburbs with Post-Dispatch columnist Bill McClellan, Scott Decker and Gerda Ray of UMSI., and chief of detectives Jim Hackett of the SLPD. History Museum, 2 pm. Free. June 12 University of Missouri-St.Louis sponsors the Three Rivers Pow Wow on its south campus.
Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, May 1993.
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