Browse Items (194 total)

This guide aims to provide an interactive experience involving the history of urban value and the ways in which such histories shape our present outlook. Catalog records.

The book established a comparison between the imagination of a dictating story of fish and the reality of fish in supermarket, questioning our current isolated city environment. By using the symbolic fish kite, the book tried to evoke the…

This is a children's book describing the story of a young boy growing up in the Pruitt-Igoe housing project. The story is fictional but based closely off interviews with former residents recorded on the Missouri Historical Society website. It…

The Pulitzer and places like it are vital to healthy urban living. These public places are culturally rich environments which provide a serene and enlightened atmosphere for the imagination of the individual. Catalog record.

This book is compilation of testimonies describing the various amenities of Forest Park. The book includes a brief history, and statistics accompanying the testimonies from various users of the park. Their testimonies are split into the amenities…

Title Description - Cover title. Text from a letter to the editor of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch by Charles Kelley, published Oct. 3, 1965. Generations after its loss, the demise of a cultural district continues to emphasize the need for destinations…

Title Description - "This book is a rephotographic survey of the Delmar business district ... It was produced, photographed, and printed by Sam King ... "--Colophon. Catalog record.

Title Description - Cover title. "This book documents the most endangered structures in the St. Louis metropolitan area for the year 2011. It [was] designed and produced by Malia Kalahele ... "--Colophon. Catalog record.

Title Description - Cover title. "Inspired by Powers of ten by Charles and Ray Eames"--Colophon. Catalog record.

Title Description - Title from book spines (one letter per book). "This five book series tells the abbreviated history of brick in St. Louis. The introductory book, B, and the following flip books, R, I, C and K, are divided into the four major…