symphonicpoet wrote: ↑Dec 25, 2021Looks to be the Castle Park Apartments in Normandy. Anyone know if the fire damage is properly repaired?
Okay . . . let me see if I can come up with one. I'd almost swear I've done this one before, but I don't see it in my usual tread of "where am I" pics, so . . . here goes.
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Indeed! Very good. I thought I might have to post a hint on that one, but you have it in one. Your turn. 
Those are at Market and 11th outside the courthouse.dbInSouthCity wrote:A lawyer might be able to figure this one out…
Ok I’ll go.
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I was on this forum many years ago for a while, but just re-joined. This sort of thing has become a major pass time for my wife and I. We recently won STL Style's 2021 calendar challenge. Going through all the old posts on this thread. So much fun!
While technically designed and built by a local architect, this house was based on plans published in the Ladies' Home Journal in 1910 by a very famous architect.
Frank Lloyd Wright popped in my head when I first saw the picture. Not sure of location, however!framer wrote: ↑Jan 26, 2022While technically designed and built by a local architect, this house was based on plans published in the Ladies' Home Journal in 1910 by a very famous architect
Took a bit of Sleuthing but I finally found it.
1910 – Gocke-Vance House
2615 Poe Avenue, Overland, MO
This home was designed by St. Louis architect Lawrence Ewald, based on the plans for a fireproof house by Frank Lloyd Wright. It remains a privately-owned residence.
https://mosbybuildingarts.com/architect ... ric-homes/
1910 – Gocke-Vance House
2615 Poe Avenue, Overland, MO
This home was designed by St. Louis architect Lawrence Ewald, based on the plans for a fireproof house by Frank Lloyd Wright. It remains a privately-owned residence.
https://mosbybuildingarts.com/architect ... ric-homes/
Correct! Nice job, guys.
This place is a real hidden gem, and it looks to be very well maintained.
This place is a real hidden gem, and it looks to be very well maintained.
@moorlander I'll defer to you for the next photo - I don't have anything that's difficult / super interesting at the moment to use.
Is that one of those statues outside of that terra cotta shop on Lafayette near Jefferson? Maybe Cassilly's old place?
This is actually at the corner of S. 39th and Park but I’m gonna give it to ya.
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I almost guessed 39th street, but I couldn’t find that dang statue on google maps.
Laife, is this one of the event spaces at Union Station?
Laife, is this one of the event spaces at Union Station?








