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Cox, James. St. Louis Through a Camera . St. Louis: Woodward and Tiernan, 1892. [format: book], [genre: history; narrative; guidebook]. Permission: St. Louis Mercantile Library
Persistent link to this document: http://lincoln.lib.niu.edu/file.php?file=cox.html
Pictures and Illustrations.
City Hall
Broadway North from Pine
Lafayette Park
Washington Avenue East from Ninth Street
Post Office
New Union Depot
Temple Israel, 1st Presbyterian Church, St. George's Episcopal Church, The Rock Church — St. Alphonsus, Baptist Church, and Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Eads Bridge, Levees, and Merchants' Bridge
Concordia College Church, Non-Sectarian Church, 1st Congregation, Church of the Messiah, and Cook Avenue Methodist
Pagoda, Forest Park
Insane Asylum of the Sisters of St. Vincent-de-Paul
Lindell Boulevard
Fifth Street North from Chestnut
Equitable Building, Merchants' Exchange, Mercantile Library, and Mermod-Jaccard Building, Headquarters Bureau of Information, Fall Festivities Association
Boatmen's Bank, Laclede Building, and Commercial Building
West End Residences
Portland Place and Westmoreland Place Residences
West Pine Street Residence
The Parterre, Shaw's Garden
Vandeventer Place
Portland Place Gates
Views in Forest Park
Tower Grove Park
New Water Tower, New Inlet Tower at Chain of Rocks, Pumping Works, and Old Water Tower
Forest Park Seminary, St. Louis University, Concordia Seminary, and Sacred Heart Convent
Washington University — School of Fine Arts, Smith Academy, Mary Institute, Manual Training School, Observatory, and Main Building
High School
Mercantile Club
Liederkranz Club, St. Louis Club, University Club, Marquette Club, and Pastime Athletic Club
Security Building, Odd Fellows' Building, and Wainwright Building
Shaw's Garden
The New Planters' House
In Forest Park
Exposition Building
Club House, Grand Stand & Race Track — St. Louis Fair Grounds
Pageant of the Veiled Prophets
Views from St. Louis Fair Grounds — Bear Pit, Ampitheatre, and Club House
Street Illuminations 1892
Views from Dome of Court House — North-east & North-west
Views from Dome of Court House — South-east & South-west
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Cox, James. St. Louis Through a Camera . St. Louis: Woodward and Tiernan, 1892. [format: book], [genre: history; narrative; guidebook]. Permission: St. Louis Mercantile Library
Persistent link to this document: http://lincoln.lib.niu.edu/file.php?file=cox.html
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