Unseen St. Louis
Jackie DanaSt. Louis history that doesn't get memorialized — but shouldn't be forgotten
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Unseen STL History Talks: Historic Preservation
Our next Unseen STL History Talks offer a special glimpse into the challenges of historic preservation in the City of St. Louis. Read on to learn about our upcoming event as well as some of the other events we have planned for this spring!
Unseen STL History Talks: A Journey through St. Louis's Irish Heritage
In March, we celebrated St. Patrick’s Day with two Irish-centered presentations. Chris Naffziger started us off with a talk about Irish parishes, followed by Jackie Dana (that’s me!) telling stories about the life of Bryan Mullanphy.
Bryan Mullanphy: 'A man of many peculiarities’
Bryan Mullanphy might not be a household name, but he may be one of the most underappreciated historical figures in St. Louis history. For this special St. Patrick’s Day edition of Unseen St. Louis, let’s examine the story of a remarkable I...
Unseen STL History Talks March 2024
This March, join us for an enlightening evening as we delve into lesser-known aspects of St. Louis's Irish history. On March 21st, enjoy our slightly belated St. Patrick's Day celebrations with two talks about St. Louis’s rich Irish heritag...
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As a fiction author, freelance writer, and historian, I enjoy rooting for the underdog and stirring up trouble. Unsurprisingly, my alignment is Chaotic Good. more
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