I have always been intrigued by this little building, sitting on a trapezoid of land at the northwest corner of Gravois and Victor. What is now a doctor’s office was originally the offices of attorney Paul J. Simon, who also served as a state representative in the 1970s.

But there was a two-story building here before that, and it was demolished in 1966, and replaced with this one built for $22,000. It’s an interesting example of in-fill at a time when the City was still reimagining itself for the modern age.