Unseen St. Louis
Jackie DanaSt. Louis history that doesn't get memorialized — but shouldn't be forgotten
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Unseen STL History October 2025
Few places capture the creative pulse of St. Louis quite like Cherokee Street — a place where history, art, food, and community collide in endlessly fascinating ways. On Thursday, October 16, at 7:00 p.m. (doors 6:30 p.m.), Unseen STL Histo...
Unseen STL History Talks: A preservation architect’s look at vanished St. Louis
On September 18, Unseen STL History Talks featured preservation architect Paul Hohmann, who documents the city’s disappearing buildings through Vanishing STL, which can be found via his blog and Instagram. Paul guided us through a sobering ...
Unseen STL History September 2025
St. Louis’s skyline has been shaped as much by what we’ve lost as by what still stands, and this month’s Unseen STL History Talk takes a closer look at the buildings that slipped away.
Unseen STL History Talks: Archer Alexander and the Fight for Freedom
Our August Unseen STL History Talk took place on Wednesday, August 21, at Leviathan Bookstore. Historian and author Dorris Keeven-Franke shared her decades of research into the extraordinary life of Archer Alexander, the formerly enslaved m...
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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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