On the Map: Black History in St. Louis

The "On The Map" series commemorates Black History throughout the year, sharing the stories of places in our city.

Too often the history of our city goes untold. The streets we walk down or houses we pass have a storied past that is all too often forgotten. To commemorate Black History this month and throughout the year, we will be sharing the stories of places in our city that in one way or another have been home to the rich history of Black St. Louisans.

On the Map: Du-Good Chemical Laboratories and Manufacturers

Office of the Mayor, Planning & Urban Design Agency

On the Map: Lewis Place

Office of the Mayor, Planning & Urban Design Agency

On the Map: Mary Meachum Freedom Crossing

Office of the Mayor, Planning & Urban Design Agency

On the Map: Rosebud Cafe

Office of the Mayor, Planning & Urban Design Agency

On the Map: Lynch's Slave Pens

Office of the Mayor, Planning & Urban Design Agency

On The Map: Charlton H. Tandy & Tandy Park

Office of the Mayor, Division of Parks

On The Map: Vaughn Cultural Center

Office of the Mayor, Planning & Urban Design Agency

On the Map: The Black Rep

Office of the Mayor

On The Map: The Griot Museum of Black History and Culture

Office of the Mayor, Planning & Urban Design Agency

On the Map: Jefferson Bank and Trust

Office of the Mayor, Planning & Urban Design Agency

On the Map: Site of Poro College

Office of the Mayor

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