Architects

Written by Ryan J. Reed The American Automobile Association (AAA) Building was designed in 1976 by internationally known architect Wenceslao […]

It is with a heavy heart that Landmarks Association announces the passing of our former Vice President and Board Member,

Born in Schuyler County, Illinois in 1838 or 1839, Jerome Bibb Legg came to St. Louis in 1864 to attend

Two-year-old George Edward Kessler and his financially secure parents (Clotilde and Edward Karl) immigrated in 1865 from historic Bad Frankenhausen,

William Butts Ittner was born in St. Louis in 1864, the first child of Anthony and Mary Butts Ittner. Anthony,

Edward Gordon Garden was born in Toronto, Ontario in March of 1871 and educated (1883-87) at Bishop’s College School in

William S. Eames was born in Clinton, Michigan. His parents, natives of New York State, moved to St. Louis in

In 1921, a biographer wrote: “Not by leaps and bounds, but by an orderly progression, Harry G. Clymer has reached

Today, the reputation of Herbert Caleb Chivers is derived almost entirely from one commission: his 1903 Women’s Magazine Building extravaganza built for

Preston J. Bradshaw was born in St. Louis on June 19, 1884 to grain broker Thomas J. Bradshaw and wife