Books written by Richard Deposki

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  Historic North St. Louis

  Immigrants began settling in record numbers north of the commercial center of town and formed pocket communities of their own . The first settlers in this new land were Anglo - Saxons from New England and other eastern states .

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  Downtown St. Louis

  MERCHANTS EXCHANGE The handsome Merchant Exchange Building was removed in March 1958 , to make way first for a parking lot , and finally as part of the site of the new Adams Mark Hotel . H Rirds Eve Vicw of St. Louis , Mo. DE.

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  Soulard, St. Louis

  From its earliest days as Old Frenchtown, Soulard, St. Louis, has embodied a bold and colorful tapestry of immigrant life in America.

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  St. Louis Garden District

  The images in this book will take you on a tour of the beauty and history of the St. Louis Garden District.

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  St. Louis Union Station

  When St. Louis' Union Station opened to the public in 1894, nearly 10,000 people gathered to celebrate.

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  Central West End, St. Louis

  In the 1860s, with bustling river traffic alive with boats and men, St. Louis was a picturesque river town.