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Broadway remains a commercially developed street all the way to the city limits, though many of its small businesses have disappeared.
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Engine House No. 34 - 8227 S. Broadway - Built in 1895, Engine House 34 is tied with #35 (Arsenal on the Hill) for the title of oldest operating firehouse in the city.
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The Anton Schmitt House stands on Broadway in a corner of South St. Louis Square Park. The 1859 gray stone house was relocated in 1992 from industrial lands further west, near River des Pere.
Off-site link: National Historic Register form for the Schmitt house
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South Public Food Market, with its Midcentury neon sign, occupies one corner of the city block which is otherwise given over to the park. |
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This wonderful row of Romanesque mixed-use buildings stands on Broadway at Steins Street. It was boarded up in 2006, but renovated as housing by 2009.
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Around the corner, on E. Steins Street, is another gray limestone house, heavily altered and added on to.
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These commercial buildings at 7121 S. Broadway date from 1879.
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