(Archival) St. Louis School District Seeks to Sell More Schools
The St. Louis Public School District announced on Wednesday, May 4th, 2011 that it had listed more surplus property on […]
(Archival) New Life for Drosten House
Written by Ryan J. Reed The 145 year old two story brick residence at 3324 Missouri Avenue has suffered from
William Bodley Lane (1924-2012)
It is with a heavy heart that Landmarks Association announces the passing of our former Vice President and Board Member,
(Archival) Results of the Rock Hill Planning and Zoning Committee Meeting
The Rock Hill Planning and Zoning Commission met July 6th, 2011 to discuss the site plan and architectural review for
(Archival) Two Birds with One Stone: The Fate of The Rock Hill Church and Fairfax House
The City of Rock Hill Board of Aldermen met on the evening of July 5th, 2011 at the contemporary strip
(Archival) Landmarks Association Awarded Grant from National Trust for Meramec River Bridge
Landmarks Association of St. Louis was awarded a $3,500 grant by the National Trust for Historic Preservation from the Missouri-Kansas
(Archival) Sustainable SLU? The Proposed Demolition of Pevely
On Thursday, November 3rd it was reported by various news outlets that St. Louis University (SLU) applied for demolition permits to
(Archival) Missing Schnittmann Sculpture from 2675 Washington Ave.
The recent disappearance of the Schnittman sculpture, formerly situated on the facade of 2675 Washington Avenue, was brought to the
(Archival) Pevely Dairy Design Charrette: Adaptive Re-Use is an Option
On Saturday, November 19th, Landmarks Association, the Preservation Research Office, and Nextstl.com co-sponsored a design charette at Landmarks’ offices to
(Archival) The Sad Loss Of At Least Two Buildings in the Mullanphy Historic District
Described by Carolyn Toft in the 1982 nomination of the Mullanphy Historic District, these buildings were typical of German vernacular