This was everyday life in St.Louis more than 100 years ago.
(via Missouri History Museum)
A boy on stilts stands in front of the produce stands in front of the F.J. Voepel Market, 1906 |
A man peers out of the window at Cole Brothers Lightning Rod Company at 316 S. Seventh Street, ca. 1900s |
An empty cart for distributing beer in front of a bar on a street, ca. 1900s |
Broadway and Locust, southwest corner, 1909 |
Broadway looking north from Keokuk Street, ca. 1900s |
C.J. Reilly Horse Shoer shop at 308 North Leonard Avenue, 1906 |
Carr Street north of Eleventh Street, ca. 1900s |
Charles Meder Grocery store at the corner of Ninteenth and Dodier Streets, ca. 1900s |
Colonel Frederick Dent Residence at the southwest corner of Fourth and Cerre Streets, 1915 |
Construction of North Taylor Avenue at the intersection of Florissant Avenue, 1906 |
Delmar Boulevard from Kingshighway, 1914 |
Grand Avenue and Olive Boulevard, south side, street under construction, 1907 |
Grand Avenue Water Tower, 1915 |
Gravois Road looking east at River des Peres, 1914 |
Group of men standing in front of the Globe Shaving Parlor at 1015 Carr Street, ca. 1910 |
Horse-drawn cart stopped at the curb of a street in St.Louis, ca. 1900s |
Intersection of Fifteenth Street and Franklin, looking northwest, ca. 1900s |
Intersection of Sixth and Walnut Streets, 1907 |
Lawton Street looking west to Beaumont, ca. 1910 |
Market Street Grocery Company building, ca 1900s |
Missouri Athletic Club fire wreckage at the northwest corner of Fourth Street and Washington Avenue, 1914 |
Mound City Buggy Company on east side of Broadway between Papin and Chouteau, ca. 1900s |
Mutoscope Parlor and Theatre on the northwest corner of Olive Street and Leonard Avenue, 1912 |
Nineteenth Street looking north from Dodier Street, 1900 |
Nineteenth Street looking south across Morgan and Lucas Streets, ca. 1900s |
Northeast corner of Third Street and Lucas Avenue, ca. 1900s |
Northwest corner of Eighth and Pine Streets, 1910 |
Olive Street looking toward Sarah Street. Photograph, ca. 1910 |
Pedestrians on the sidewalk near the intersection of Sixth and Locust Streets, ca. 1900s |
Pedestrians passing the F.W. Woolworth Company store at 413 N. Sixth Street and the Strand Theater box office, 1914 |
Seventh Street looking north towards Locust Street, ca. 1910s |
Sidewalk in front of 1006 Olive Street, ca. 1900s |
Sidewalk on Olive Street looking west from Seventh Street, ca. 1900s |
Sidewalk on the 3500 block of Olive Street, 1907 |
Sidewalk scene on a street in St. Louis, ca. 1900s |
Sixth Street looking south from Lucas Avenue, 1906 |
Snow Truck and Cleaning crew on the 2800 block of Chouteau Avenue, 1909 |
Southwest corner of Leonard Avenue and Locust Street, ca. 1900s |
Spruce Street looking toward Second Street, ca. 1900s |
St. Louis City Hall, ca. 1900s |
St. Louis Public Library at 1301 Olive Street, ca. 1910 |
St. Nicholas Hotel, 407 North Eighth Street (northwest corner of Eighth and Locust Streets, also known as the Victoria Building), 1905 |
Store front window of a liquor store on Chouteau Avenue, ca. 1900s |
Store front window of M.E. Croak and Company Clothier on the southeast corner of Olive and Tenth Streets, 1904 |
Store front windows for Fellhauer Brothers (August and Martin) Saloon at 3315 Olive Street, 1907 |
Street cleaner at work on Twelfth Street between Olive and Locust Streets, 1909 |
Street pavers at work on Compton Avenue north of Meramec, 1906 |
Street workers and carriages on a street in St. Louis, ca. 1900s |
Street workers using a steam roller to repair Twelfth Street between Chestnut and Pine Streets, 1910 |
Talbot's Hippodrome posters posted on buildings at 1123 - 1131 Market Street, ca. 1900s |
Third Street, looking north to Chestnut Street, ca. 1900s |
Trorlicht, Duncker and Renard Carpet Company on Washington Avenue east of Third Street, 1904 |
Twelfth Street north of Market Street, 1909 |
Two girls standing in front of Henry Heier Undertaker and Embalmer shop at 3432 Shenandoah Street, 1906 |
U.S. Mail Carriage parked on Olive Street near Grand Avenue, 1906 |
Union Station from Eighteenth and Market Streets, 1904 |
Wash Street, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth Streets, ca. 1900s |
Washington Avenue looking east from Seventh Street, 1912 |
Washington Avenue looking east from Seventh Street, ca. 1910 |
Washington Avenue west from Eighth Street, 1903 |
Washington Avenue west from Ninth Street, 1903 |
Washington Avenue west from Seventh Street, ca. 1900 |
Washington Avenue west from Sixth Street, 1906 |
Washington Street east from Tenth Street, 1905 |
Workers using a crane to tear up the road on Chestnut Street west of Ninth Street, 1914 |
Wrecked car parked outside of Neal O'Donnell's Practical Horse Shoeing shop at 3148 Chouteau Avenue, 1906 |
(via Missouri History Museum)