In front of the old Union Station, now a hotel and mall. The trains don't stop here any more. Pictured: Carrie Shook, Bob Hines, Jennifer Lasell, Sara Hines, Andy Kauffman III, Lowell Whiting.
Jennifer, Sara, and Bob in front of the fountain at Aloe Plaza.
Stained glass mural at Union Station. The three female figures represent San Francisco, St. Louis, and New York.
Pierre Leclede, the founder of St. Louis.
Betsy peeking out of the eye of Eros, part of the Citygarden art exhibit.
The group in front of the Old Courthouse. The fountain has been dyed red in honor of the St. Louis Cardinals making it to the playoffs. The St. Louis Arch is in the background. The Old Courthouse is the location where the slave Dred Scott first sued for his freedom in the famous case from 1846-1857. The US Supreme Court ruled against the Scott family in a landmark decision whose outcry contributed to the beginning of the Civil War.
Jennifer in one of the courtrooms in the Old Courthouse, restored to how it looked in the 19th century.
Caroline Slater Kauffman Shook standing on the Eads Bridge, looking back at downtown St. Louis and the Arch.
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