#181 Part of the 4,000 women who attended the opening of the Globe-Democrat’s Annual Cooking and Homemaking School at Washington University Field House, 1930

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#181 Part of the 4,000 women who attended the opening of the Globe-Democrat’s Annual Cooking and Homemaking School at Washington University Field House, 1930

The Streets of St. Louis in the 1930s: A Photographic Memory

#181 Part of the 4,000 women who attended the opening of the Globe-Democrat’s Annual Cooking and Homemaking School at Washington University Field House, 1930

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