St. Louis History and Architecture
There are a number of walking tours available of different neighborhoods around St. Louis that focus on how the neighborhoods were developed, the types of people living there, and the places where they lived, worked, and frequented in their lives. The architecture and street layouts in these places tell us a lot about the early history of these places, and these aspects are discussed in depth on all of the tours. Tours last between 2 and 3 hours, and cover large areas of their respective neighborhoods. Costs range from $15-$18, and are non-refundable. However, if you purchase a ticket and cannot attend, you can redeem your ticket at any future tour.
St. Louis History and Architecture is dedicated to showcasing the rich history and beautiful architecture of the city of St. Louis. Each house and building tells a piece of the great story that is the history of the city, and provides insights into the people who lived in it.
St. Louis has 79 neighborhoods, which are officially mapped by the city. However, many of these neighborhood boundaries and names are not reflective of the history and development of the communities in those areas. This page discusses the history of these neighborhoods and how they were laid out and developed over the years. Many neighborhoods have not yet been featured, and more information will be added on them as articles continue to be written.