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Chris Naffziger

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The rise and fall of Meramec Highlands, St. Louis’ forgotten hilltop resort

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By Chris Naffziger
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Culture / The rise and fall of Meramec Highlands, St. Louis’ forgotten hilltop resort At the turn of the 20th century, city residents escaped here for music, river sports, and scenic views—before the landmark hotel burned in 1926. At the turn of the century, Meramec Highlands provided a picturesque retreat, just west of the city. Sitting high upon a hill overlooking the river valley below, Meramec Highlands was a popular place to vacation at the turn of the 20th century.
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The Rise and Fall of the Merchants Exchange: St. Louis’ Lost Trading Landmark

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By Chris Naffziger
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Culture / The Rise and Fall of the Merchants Exchange: St. Louis’ Lost Trading Landmark The rise and fall of the Merchants Exchange The trading floor of the Merchants Exchange at the turn of the century With a pedigree dating back to 1836, the Merchants Exchange claimed to be the oldest commodities exchange in the United States.
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Why Homer G. Phillips Hospital’s 1937 debut marked a milestone in St. Louis history

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By Chris Naffziger
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Health / Why Homer G. Phillips Hospital’s 1937 debut marked a milestone in St. Louis history The Ville landmark’s legacy still shapes St. Louis today. It was a cold day on February 23, 1937, when delegates gathered to celebrate the dedication of the Homer G. Phillips Hospital in the Ville neighborhood. Mayor Bernard F. Dickmann, Gov.
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