St. Louis Globe-Democrat Photographs: Saint Louis City and County Photos

Photographs related to Saint Louis City and County-related subjects can be found here: buildings, clubs, organizations, and the like. People may be found here in the context of a larger St. Louis-related institution, but for photographs of individual St. Louisans please consult the St. Louis Globle Democrat Photographs - People collection.
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Aerial View of Convention Center Construction
"How St. Louis Gateway Convention Center looks from the air"
Aerial View of Convention Center Site
"From the air…a view of the construction site where foundations are being poured for the $34 million St. Louis Convention Center. The center is expected to be completed in the spring of 1977, and a construction contract for the building itself is expected to be let about Dec. 20. The site is bordered by (A) Cole street, (B) Ninth street, (C) Seventh street and (D) Delmar boulevard. Across from the site on Delmar is the Stix, Baer and Fuller parking garage and beyond that is the rising Mercantile Tower."
Aerial View of Convention Center Site
"Where the Convention Center will be built."
Aerial View of Guests at Women of Achievement Luncheon 1978
"Women of Achievement luncheon held Jan 18, 1978 Chase-Park Plaza" Several tables spread are spread around the room, each filled with people.
Aerial View of Progress on the Boatmans Tower Bulding
"Moving right along: Aerial views of progress on the construction of the 22-story Boatmen's Tower...and the 23 story Breckienridge Inn of the Spanish Pavilion in downtown St. Louis. The bank building is scheduled to open in the middle of 1976 and the luxury hotel is expected to open late next spring."
Aerial View of the Arena
The Arena was the site of many concerts, conventions, basketball tournaments, and hockey games.
Aerial View of the Gateway One Construction
"Gateway One On The Mall, as seen through the lens of aerial photographer, Robert Srenco. Gateway One, the 15-story, granite and glass downtown office building, heeralds the start of the $250 million Gateway Mall project. Situatied on the city block bounded by Seventh Righth, Chestnut and Market Streets, Gateway One hurtles ever faster towards a summer shell completion."
After Filing Through Line
To get their food, a group of young boys at the city Detention Home settle down to eat their dinner.
After Hasty Retreat
After Hasty Retreat, Down's Swimming Pool is deserted. Towels, sun tan oil and a picnic basket remain as evidence of the speedy evacuation. The leaking tank was at right, behind the wall...
After Remodeling
After Remodeling, General American's lobby is contemporary and light.
After Rough Execise
After rough exercise session, Mary Lou Maginn needs most of her family to revive her.
After the Grueling Rehearsal
"After the grueling rehearsal an impromptu gathering was held at Mark Twain Hotel to discuss the event at dinner.
After the Last Haircuts
Barbers sit in empty chairs as Fred Harvey barber shop in Union Station closed its doors Monday, and for the first time in the station's 70-year history travelers will not be able to get haircuts and shaves in the station. Seated on the gloomy occasion, from front to rear, are Albert Schwent, Terry Corzine and Charles Kimberlin.
After-School Hours
At the Detention Home are filled with various educational and recreational programs, such as this crafts class supervised by Mrs. Margaret Ray of the recreation commission.
Aftereffect of Building Vandalism
A window air conditioner unit hangs down from the 2nd floor of the ROTC building after a bombing.
Aftergut Rehabilitation Center
A shot of Samuel Aftergut Rehab Center.
Afternoon Downpour
An afternoon downpour at Jefferson Barracks failed to halt a brigade review of army regulars and C.M.T.C. youths.
Afternoon Quarterfinals Globe-Democrat Spelling Bee Winners
"The eight winners in the afternoon session of the quarterfinals are, from left, in the front row, John Baldridge, James Brammer, and Larry State. From left in the top row, Matthew O'Neill, Wes Neithardt, John Kiely, Matt Kelly and Mary Gutting." The winners are standing underneath a St. Louis Globe-Democrat banner.
Afternoon Section Winners of the 1969 Spelling Bee
"Afternoon session winners of the spelling bee. From left in front are Kathy Ernst, Margie Kissel, Susan Moss and James Radi. In back, Johnnie May Byrd, Keith Hopkins, Sally Shoemaker, Bill Scroggin and Al Wilson, judge."
Afternoon Spelling Bee Session Winners
"Winners of the afternoon session St. Louis Globe-Democrat Spelling Bee was: Blake Burba, 12, Kirkwood, Mo.; Allen Dahm, 11, Belleville, Ill.; Julie Mueller, 11, Mascoutah, Ill.; and Martin Hoff, 14, St. Louis."
Afternoon Spelling Bee Winners
"Beaming in the winners' circle after the afternoon round [of the Globe-Democrat Spelling Bee] were, from left: Jennifer Obrecht, 12, St. Paul School, St. Paul, Mo.; Louis Antonopoulos, 12, Parkway West Junior High School; Kimmy Harvey, 12, Wohlwend School, Oakville; and Alison Lonesome, 14, Ascension School, Normandy."
Afternoon Winners 1972
Winners in the afternoon session of the National Spelling Bee are, from left, first row: Denise Kabbaz, Jeffrey Allen Graham, Sandra Frey; second row, Mark Leiber, Walter Kempf, Eric Zehnbauer; third row, Jeanne Dulle and Della Bergadine.
Afternoon Winners 1978
Afternoon round winners are; front row from left, Lori Reed, Kevin Harmann, Pam Baumann and Darren Snow; back row, Eric Young, Vance Beers, Mary O'Mara and Laura Meyer.
Afternoon Winners of the 1967 Spelling Bee
"Afternoon session winners at the Spelling Bee. From left, first row, William Carmeal, Larry Born, Anne Kelly and Peggy Franey. Second row, Mr. Cox, Kathryn Vincenc, Alys Allwardt, Linda Proffer, Susan Battocletti and Mr. Bernard. In front are some of prizes the final winner will receive." In front of the contestants are different books and a new television. Each winner is wearing a "Globe-Democrat KTVI-TV Spelling Bee" name tag with their names, age, school, and hometown.
Afternoon Winners of the 1981 Globe-Democrat Spelling Bee
The four winners of the afternoon competition of the 1981 Globe-Democrat Spelling Bee are, from left, Timothy Tracy, 13, Our Lady of Fatima School; Charlene Hermann, 12, St. Paul School, O'Fallon, Mo.; Larry State, 14, St. Kevin School; and Jonathan Merritt, 14, Holy Cross Lutheran School.
Afternoon Winners of the 29th Annual Globe-Democrat Spelling Bee
"In [this] photo are the afternoon winners, from left: Christine Malon, 13 Corpus Christi School; Matt Gutting, 13, St. Ann School; Mary Beth Kramer, 13, Our Lady of Providence; and Mike Montgomery, 14, St. Anthony of Padua. The champion of The Globe-Democrat competition will win an expense-paid trip to Washington for the national finals in June. In addition, the winner receives a Zenith stereo system with Allegro speakers and Webster's New Collegiate Dictionary and Thesaurus. The judge for Saturday's sessions was Roy Dripps, assistant principal at Northwest High. Dr. Richard Burnett, professor of education at UMSL, was the pronouncer. Both will preside again at the finals."
Agent Will Meet Residents Demanding Building Repair
At the apartment building at 4425 Delmar ave.,there are holes in the kitchen floor on 5" in diameter and a definite hazard and the other 3" in diameter.
Aimed At The Axis
Lined up in orderly array pointing symbolically toward a single objective, crushing defeat of United Nations foes, these finished sections of "Amertorp" plant in St. Louis an inspiring war production setting few civilians ever before have witnessed.

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