About this Event
This tour features the LaSalle Park neighborhood, which was historically a part of the Old Frenchtown neighborhood, and also includes part of the original Julia Soulard and Benjamin A. Soulard additions. Some of the city’s oldest buildings are located in the neighborhood, including St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church, which was completed in 1845. The tour also goes into the Daniel D. Page subdivision, and features the area’s 19th century townhouses, including many ornate cast iron details on the historic buildings, which were crafted right in the neighborhood. Some of the manufactureMrs lived right in the neighborhood. The tour will start at the Soulard Market due to familiarity of the location, and will head immediately across into LaSalle Park. Tickets are $20 up until the day of the event and $30 if you purchase the same day.
Tickets are non refundable, unless otherwise stated. If you miss the event, you can use your ticket to attend a future event free of charge. If you have trouble finding the tour, be sure to contact St. Louis History and Architecture immediately, within 10 minutes of the advertised start time. Tours always give 10 minutes in case of late arrivals.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Soulard Farmers Market, 730 Carroll Street, St. Louis, United States