Residents’ News

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  • The New Year: Joyfully on Time.

    New Year’s Resolutions - lose weight, stop smoking, save money. Does anyone actually keep these resolutions? According to Forbes, less than 25% keep their resolutions [...]

  • I truly can’t wait to see all your decorations around the neighborhood!

    I don’t decorate for the holidays. There. I said it.  I know it’s the most wonderful time of the year and it’s beginning to look [...]

  • Concerts in the Park

    The silence was deafening in 2020. We all felt it and knew why, but, having boomeranged back to St. Louis after being gone for four [...]

  • Gateway Cup Bike Races – Tour de Lafayette

    It's another sign of the times of pre-COVID life returning - the Tour de Lafayette returns on September 3, serving as the unofficial end of [...]

A rich history.

Lafayette Square is one of St. Louis’s most vibrant historic neighborhoods, known for its restored Victorian homes and Lafayette Park, the city’s oldest public park, established in 1836. Once a post–Civil War enclave for St. Louis’s elite, the area declined after the 1896 tornado but was revitalized beginning in the 1970s when residents launched preservation efforts. Designated the city’s first historic district in 1972, Lafayette Square today blends architectural beauty, community spirit and a deep connection to St. Louis’s past.