PostAug 01, 2022#1401
sc4mayor
I don't really have anything interesting teed up...but here are a couple of cute city houses if anyone wants to guess the neighborhood or street:
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Funny you posted this because I did the exact same thing yesterday. I have no idea where your homes are, but I just love complementing homes next to each other.
- sc4mayor
^ You are correct!
You're up! Got any good pics to keep us guessing?Deepredarchi wrote: ↑Aug 02, 2022^^ Oh yeah, right by the old Falstaff plant in SLP, north 20th?
^ It is indeed near Lafayette & Mississippi, just to the east between Mississippi and 18th.
This is the 1100 block of Kentucky Ave, right?pattimagee wrote: ↑Aug 01, 2022Funny you posted this because I did the exact same thing yesterday. I have no idea where your homes are, but I just love complementing homes next to each other.
Just to clear things up, my pic is from the 6600 block of Kingsbury Ave. in U City. Known as the Clifford Row Historic District, this group of single-family homes was built in 1911, and are now surrounded by large 3-story apartment buildings (largely occupied by Wash U students).
The area resembles the edge of destruction by expressway. 1800 block of Allen?
Here's one that is a bit off the beaten path. I'm curious to see if anyone knows it.
Well, I was going to say St. Ferdinand Shrine but I’m not sure. Whatever it is, it’s definitely old and would have to be east of Grand in the city if it wasn’t in deep north county.
Yep, your first instinct was correct. This is from behind the St. Ferdinand Shrine in Florissant! Even though it isn't very hidden, there are many hidden gems in north county.
^Ha. Well, I’m surprised I got that right. I don’t have anything to share though, so anyone can take my place.
Super obnoxious to recognize this (not the graffiti, but the alley and only after a google maps confirmation) - between Locust and Washington, Cardinal and Compton, right behind the fenced in parking lot at 3121 Locust?