1000 Morrison has been stabilized!
As of October 2026, Landmarks successfully stabilized the historic building at 1000 Morrison Ave. Read this article for additional details on the stabilization process.
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Landmarks Letter (Volume 56, No. 1 / Fall 2026)
In this issue, Julius Hunter reflects on his time at multiple schools designed and inspired by William B. Ittner, Carolyn Green breaks down the legacy of Ittner’s innovations, and more!
On This Day DOUBLE FEATURE: 2018 Survey + Soulard Cottage Restoration
Two for the price of one! Featuring an article on Landmarks’ 2018 north side survey as well as a 2023 video showcasing Landmarks’ Hesch House restoration.
On This Day: “The Benefits of the Missouri Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit”
On August 26th, 2014, Landmarks Association posted a video detailing the significance of Missouri’s Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit program and its effect on St. Louis and Missouri’s architectural heritage.
On This Day: “Increasing wear, decreasing funding mark St. Louis’ aging infrastructure”
On August 19th, 2015, Andrew Weil and David Lott sat down with Don Marsh of St. Louis on the Air to discuss St. Louis’ unique preservation challenges.
“Where Are All the Old Buildings At?” by Andrew Weil (2026 Fall Lecture Series)
Join Landmarks Association of St. Louis for our lectures series, a diverse selection of talks covering the history, architecture, and culture of the St. Louis Region.
On This Day: “How the State Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit Works for Missouri”
On August 12th, 2014, Landmarks Association posted a short trailer briefly highlighting the significance of the State Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit program.
NAR Realtor News: Landmarks Featured in National Association of Realtors’ Soulard Coverage
As part of their “The American Dream at 250” series, the National Association of Realtors published an insider’s view into the historic Soulard neighborhood.
On This Day: “Echoes of Jazz at the St. Louis Palladium Building”
On July 21st, 2014, David Weible of the National Trust for Historic Preservation published a retrospective on the cultural significance of the condemned St. Louis Palladium Building.
SLPS Future Ready: Response and Recommendations
On behalf of our members, donors and generations of both SLPS students and preservation-minded Saint Louisans past and future, we at Landmarks are heartened by the thorough and forward-thinking nature of SLPS’ Future Ready plan.