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St. Louis, MO - maybetoday - Sunday, April 22nd, 2007 : goo
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On Friday, I walked around the Central West End neighborhood of St. Louis. CWE borders the northeast side of Forest Park. Central West End didn't suffer to depopulation to the extent of the rest of the City. The neighborhood has a diversity of housing, including expensive high rises, affordable apartments, old large mansions on private streets, and modern lofts.
Spike, the resident cat of Left Bank Books, was sitting in the display case as I walked by.
The Eugene Field School designed by William Wittner (famous for his many schoolhouses) in 1901 is currently being rehabbed for lofts.
The Park Plaza has long been a prominent part of the CWE's skyline
The new Park East Tower looming Euclid's streetscape
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CE: 22nd Apr 2007 - 16:52 GMT
St. Louis looks like a very nice city, much more intact than I would have expected.
firecraker: 22nd Apr 2007 - 21:12 GMT
i never heard of wittner before. i'll have to check him out. thanks for the tour of your hood.
TA: 30th Nov 2007 - 05:57 GMT
Don't forget the childhood home of T.S. Eliot or Tennessee Williams.....
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