Volume 49, No. 2
Read about the legacy of Harvey Ellis, see what tours are on the lineup and learn about Architect Robert G. […]
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Volume 49, No. 1
We bring to you the history of Broadway, St. Louis’s longest street, discuss the upcoming Preservation Month and highlight the
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Mayor of Detroit proposes to bulldoze his city, to save his city
Written by Andrew B. Weil, Researcher Other Rustbelt cities such as Flint, Michigan have already begun to implement policies like those
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First Annual Report on the Impact of the Federal Historic Tax Credit
The full report can be read at the following LINK, but here are some highlights: According to a press release, “the
Photos From the Tour of Kiel Opera House
The beautiful old Municipal Auditorium has certainly seen better days, but its grandeur could not be diminished by almost twenty
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Closed Route 66 Bridge In Eureka May Be Razed
Because of our comitment to the preservation and adaptive reuse of National Register buildings and structures in the St. Louis
National Park Service and St. Louis City Government Launch Design Competition for Arch Grounds
In accordance with the new general management plan released at the end of November by the NPS, the competition will
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Landmarks’ Andrew Weil Honored By Osage Nation
Chief Jim Gray speaking at Sugarloaf Distinguished guests and members of the Sugarloaf Mound taskforce were in attendance to welcome
Help Us Stop the Demolition of the DeVille Motor Hotel
The DeVille Motor Hotel, most recently known as the San Luis Apartments. Landmarks photo. Landmarks has been working to preserve the
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Jamie Cannon Receives Landmarks’ 2009 President’s Award
At Landmarks Association’s annual membership meeting that took place this past Sunday, June 7 at St. Alphonsus “Rock” Church on