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What a beautiful living city. Humans actually living near each other and interacting with one another. Now St. Louisans have largely sheltered themselves in suburban bunkers driving from place to place to avoid interactions with folks they don't like.
City dwellers are no different than suburbanites...they have their faces buried in their "smart phones" thereby avoiding interactions with folks they don't like.
To view more photographs from the Missouri History Museum's online collection, visit collections.mohistory.org/search. We'd love to have you come take a look! - Angie Dietz, Director of Digital Initiatives, Missouri History Museum.
That was great a part of st Louis history. Before st Louis was infected with thugs I bet crime rate was a lot lower and had a larger population then. Sorry if the truth hurts if it does call 1 800 st Louis thugs we are here to kill a city for you
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Stunning in that there are actually people downtown.
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ReplyDeleteSome, but not many. And any notion of landscaping or public maintenance was something for the future.
ReplyDeleteWonder if those were Ruecking Construction Co workers setting those pavers? I'm interested in buying memorabilia of RCC.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful living city. Humans actually living near each other and interacting with one another. Now St. Louisans have largely sheltered themselves in suburban bunkers driving from place to place to avoid interactions with folks they don't like.
ReplyDeleteCity dwellers are no different than suburbanites...they have their faces buried in their "smart phones" thereby avoiding interactions with folks they don't like.
ReplyDeleteNotice the photos of North St. Louis. There are actual thriving businesses, and people aren't afraid to walk the streets. How refreshing.
ReplyDeleteTo view more photographs from the Missouri History Museum's online collection, visit collections.mohistory.org/search. We'd love to have you come take a look! - Angie Dietz, Director of Digital Initiatives, Missouri History Museum.
ReplyDeletelook at how they are all dressed, wearing hats, and classy dresses.. you didn't HAVE to remind THEM that just because it zips doesnt mean it fits.
ReplyDeleteThat was great a part of st Louis history. Before st Louis was infected with thugs I bet crime rate was a lot lower and had a larger population then. Sorry if the truth hurts if it does call 1 800 st Louis thugs we are here to kill a city for you
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