Often while sitting at the light at Olive Street and North Compton Avenue, I’ve looked to the west and seen these two buildings. I finally decided to take a look at them more closely. The first building on the right was actually the location of a western outpost of the famous Tony Faust’s restaurant.
The building on the left has an interesting history, as well.
City records say it was built in 1890, but I question whether that is accurate or not.
It has a beautiful terracotta front that only shows small amounts of damage.
BEAUTIFUL Buildings! Wouldn’t it be a great place to revive a GOOD GERMAN Restaurant? St. Louis could really use one! So much history!
My family owned Moving business was at 3220 Olive St. in 1904
Our website shows picture of it.
Prosser’s Moving .com
How fascinating! You know the building was threatened with demolition by SLU a month or so ago, right?