Unseen St. Louis
Jackie DanaSt. Louis history that doesn't get memorialized — but shouldn't be forgotten
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Unseen STL Vibes February 2025
Welcome to Unseen STL Vibes, a monthly feature of Unseen St. Louis, where we celebrate the positive and unique aspects of our city. Each month, I share uplifting stories, events, and hidden gems that make St. Louis shine. Now that folks are...
Unseen STL History Talks: February 2025
For February, the Unseen STL History Talks will highlight the vital work of archivists and historians who uncover hidden stories about our city’s history and preserve them for future generations. From genealogical research to book conservat...
Unseen STL History Talks: Brick by Chance and Fortune Revisited
January’s Unseen STL History event, Brick by Chance and Fortune - Revisited, offered an engaging exploration of St. Louis’s rich architectural history, focused on our city’s iconic brick buildings.
The Odyssey of Hardscrabble
Welcome to a long-overdue article from Unseen St. Louis. The story of Ulysses S. Grant’s traveling Hardscrabble cabin has been on my mind ever since Amanda Clark of the Missouri Historical Society mentioned it in a talk a couple of years ag...
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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. My Substacks: Unseen St. Louis, Story Cauldron, and Fictionistas.
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