The Beauty of Dutchtown Series left off with No. 63. South on Cleveland High School, we proceed southbound on Louisiana Avenue, first looking at the east side of the street. There are your standard middle class Second Empire houses, along with the transitional modes of that style. But there are also houses where brickwork dominates,…
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Richard M. Scruggs Elementary School
The former Richard M. Scruggs sits along a busy stretch of South Grand Boulevard, so I had never gotten a chance to photograph it before a recent early Saturday morning when traffic was at a minimum. As this historic photo shows, and I suspect was common with many Itter/Milligan schools, this building was built in…
Eugene Miltenberger House
I’d been trying to figure out a way to make this incredibly historic house part of a larger post, but I couldn’t, so I present it to you now. It’s the Eugene Miltenberger House in Dutchtown, and it was owned by a very important landowner and property developer in the years before the Civil War…
The Beauty of Dutchtown, 63: Ohio Avenue Between Keokuk and Chippewa Streets
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The Beauty of Dutchtown, 62: Ohio Avenue Between Osage and Keokuk Streets
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The Beauty of Dutchtown, 61: Ohio Avenue Between Meramec and Osage Streets
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The Beauty of Dutchtown, 60: Minnie Wood Memorial Square Park Pavilion
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The Beauty of Dutchtown, 59: Oregon Avenue Between Keokuk and Chippewa Streets
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The Beauty of Dutchtown, 58: Oregon Avenue Between Osage and Keokuk Streets
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The Beauty of Dutchtown, 57: Oregon Avenue Between Gasconade and Osage Streets
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