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Tag Archives: Hortense Place
C.W.E. – North
No street in St. Louis better exemplifies the adage that “money can’t buy happiness” than Hortense Place, which runs between Euclid Ave. and Kingshighway Blvd. in the Central West End. Developed by cotton magnate and banker, Jacob Goldman, who was … Continue reading
Posted in History, Neighborhoods, Recollections, St. Louis
Tagged Cafe Balaban, Dressels Public House, Herbie's Vintage '72, Hortense Place, Jacob Goldman, Kopperman's Specialty Foods and Delicatessan, Landmarks Association of St. Louis, Left Bank Books, Llywelyn's Pub, Rothschilds Antiques, T.S. Eliot, Tennessee Williams, The Euclid Building, The Gypsy Cowboy
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The C.W.E. – St. Louis
When the air turns cool, as it did today with a nip in the air, I head to the Central West End to walk one of St. Louis’ most elegant neighborhoods, an area filled with distinctive residences, great churches, sidewalk … Continue reading
Posted in Neighborhoods, St. Louis
Tagged Big Sleep Books, Bissinger's, Cassie's Scents, Chef Eric Kelly, Chess Club of St. Louis, Crepes, Gaslight Square St. Louis, Golden Grocer Natural Foods, Hortense Place, Julius Pitzman, Levy Restaurants of Chicago, Maryland Avenue, Miles Davis, Patricia Treacy, Portland Place, Sam Koplar, Scape American Bistro, St. Louis, Ted Koplar, The Central West End, The Chase Park Plaza, The Women's Exchange
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