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#89 Tradition claims this structure, erected at Third and Plum in the 1770s, to be St. Louis’ first Court House under United States rule after 1804.

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#89 Tradition claims this structure, erected at Third and Plum in the 1770s, to be St. Louis’ first Court House under United States rule after 1804.

The Swinging Sixties in St. Louis: A City of Cultural Revolution, Civil Rights, and Space Exploration

#89 Tradition claims this structure, erected at Third and Plum in the 1770s, to be St. Louis’ first Court House under United States rule after 1804.

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