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Cakeway Sites Cakeway to the West sites from http://www.stl250.org/cake-leaderboard.aspx reformatted for printing for Sappington-Concord Historical Society members on April 23, 2014 - page 1 Site Street City ST Zip Location on Site Site Fast Fact / Artist Address Aerie's 203 Grafton IL 62037 Top of the hill on In the early 1800s, James Mason Riverview Mulberry deck overlooking purchased the land that is now Winery St the river Grafton. Rich Brooks, Artist AKC 1721 S Ballwin MO 63011 Right side of Only museum in the world Museum of Mason Rd museum main dedicated to 17th century and on the Dog entrance dog art. Lindsay Harmon, Artist Alton City 101 E 3rd Alton IL 62002 Inside by Rufus Easton developed Alton as a Hall St staircase river town in 1818. Screwed Artist Collective, Artist Alton 200 Piasa Alton IL 62002 outside of main Nearby, a park features 2 statues Visitors St. entrance of Lincoln & Douglas, Center commemorating Senate debate in 1858. Renee Bearden-Williams, Artist Ameren 1901 St. Louis MO 63103 Colonnade on Ameren electrified the 1904 Chouteau west side of main World's Fair. Rudy Zaph, Artist Ave. drive America's 701 St. Louis MO 63101 West Washington America's Center (Cervantes Center Conventio Ave. lobby Convention Center) - Stacey (Cervantes n Plaza Sandweg and Gary Lang, Artists Convention Center) America's 451 E Granite IL 62040 Outside by The most northerly ice-free port Central Niedringh City parking lot on the Mississippi River. Kathy Port / YMCA aus Ave Lynott, Artist Anheuser- 1200 St. Louis MO 63118 In front of Tour Founded in 1852 - is the largest Busch Lynch Center brewer in the US. Julie Krovicka Brewery Street and Ian Greenlee, Artists. Annie 2612 St. Louis MO 63113 Outside - in front Annie Malone - Theresa Hopkins, Malone Annie of main stairs Artist Malone Drive Ashley 1 Ashley St. Louis MO 63102 Outside by Built in 1902 by engineer/architect Street Power Street Riverfront Trail Charles Ledlic. Theresa Hopkins, House / head. Artist Riverfront Trail Barretts 1780 Ballwin MO 63021 Outside in front Original school in the Parkway Elementary Carman of main entrance School District - Public Vote School Road Winner. Barrett's Students, Artists Cakeway to the West sites from http://www.stl250.org/cake-leaderboard.aspx reformatted for printing for Sappington-Concord Historical Society members on April 23, 2014 - page 2 Basilica of 209 St. Louis MO 63102 Outside within Public Vote Winner - First Saint Louis, Walnut stone wall cathedral west of the Mississippi King of Street adjacent to River. Vince Sciaroni, Artist France (Old parking lot Cathedral) Bellefontaine 4947 W St. Louis MO 63115 Inside main 87,000+ St. Louisans rest here Cemetery Florissant entrance including explorer William Clark, Ave beer baron Adolphus Busch, abolitionist John Barry Meachum. Lindsey Sciaroni, Artist Bevo Mill 749 St. Louis MO 63116 Sidewalk outside Built in 1916 by Anheuser- Gravois building. Busch. Gonz Jove, Artist Road Big Brothers 501 North St. Louis MO 63103 Outside at Grand Celebrating 100 years. Located in Big Sisters Grand and Olive Woolworth building, a key civil of Eastern rights site in STL. Laura Weinrich, Missouri Artist Black 100 Saint Pacific MO 63069 Open triangle by Hand built over a span of Madonna Joseph's Nativity Walk 23 years by Franciscan Brother Shrine and Hill Road Pathway Bronislaus Luczc. Craig Downs, Grottos Artist Blue Owl 6116 2nd Kimmsw MO 63053 Outside of main Located in historic Kimmswick St ick entrance founded in 1859. Stuart Schuchardt, Artist Blueberry 6505 Universit MO 63130 Outside of main Landmark restaurant and music Hill Delmar y City entrance club that started the revitalization of The Loop.- Indy Bowers, Artist Boys & Girls 2901 N St. Louis MO 63107 Outside of main Site of the old Sportsman's Park/ Clubs of Grand entrance Busch Stadium. Richard Rice, Greater St. Blvd Artist Louis Brightside 4646 St. Louis MO 63110 Outside at Founded in 1982 to make St. St. Louis Shenando Shenandoah & Louis cleaner, greener and ah Ave. Vendeventer better. Public Vote Winner. George Grove, Artist Broadway 736 S St. Louis MO 63102 outside of main Housed in one of the oldest Oyster Bar Broadway entrance buildings in St. Louis, built in the 1840's. Public Vote Winner. Gina Harmon, Artist. Busch 700 St. Louis MO 63102 8th and Clark Home of the St. Louis Stadium Clark Ave outside of team Cardinals. Artist, Katherine Nelson. store Cakeway to the West sites from http://www.stl250.org/cake-leaderboard.aspx reformatted for printing for Sappington-Concord Historical Society members on April 23, 2014 - page 3 Butterfly 15193 Chesterf MO 63017 In front of Features 2,000 tropical butterflies House at Olive Blvd ield entrance in flight. Marilyn Callahan, Artist. Faust Park Cahokia 30 Ramey Collinsvil IL 62234 Outside entrance Inhabited from 700-1400 and Mounds Street le to interpretative peaking from 1050-1200 was State center home to 10,00-20,000 Historic Site people. Mark Swain, Artist Calhoun 101 N Hardin IL 62047 Near flagpole in County named for John Calhoun, County County park (Main & VP of the US under Presidents Community Rd Water) John Quincy Adams & Andrew Foundation Jackson. Artist: Lindsay Harmon. Campbell 1508 St. Louis MO 63103 Outside in front Built in 1851 as the first house in House Locust St of building Lucas Place. Nicholas Nihira, Artist Museum Carondelet 6303 St. Louis MO 63111 outside of main In 1873, Susan Blow opened the Historical Michigan entrance first public kindergarten in the US Society - Ave. here. Artist April Morrison Des Peres School Carondelet 3900 St. Louis MO 63116 Across street Park dedicated on July 4, Park Holly Hills from boathouse 1876. Mark Swain, Artist Dr Cathedral 4431 St. Louis MO 63108 Outside at Lindell Completed in 1914, this public Basilica of Lindell and Newstead vote winner is celebrating it's Saint Louis Blvd. 100th anniversary. Martha Clark, (New Artist Cathedral) Centene 3547 St. Louis MO 63103 Outside main Has raised and distributed over Center for Olive entrance $100 million in 51 years for area the Arts & arts and arts education Education organizations. Emily Cross, Artist. Centene 7700 Clayton MO 63105 Between garage Founded in 1984, as a national Corporation Forsyth and building leader in healthcare services. Rich Blvd. Brooks, Artist. Centennial 2886 St. MO 63303 At entrance to Named for the 100th Anniversary Greenway / Arena Charles trail by Hemsath of the 1904 World’s Fair and KATY Trail Parkway Parking area Olympics and the founding of University City. Mark Swain, Artist Central 825 St. Louis MO 63110 Outside main Celebrating its centennial Institute for South entrance on anniversary. April Morrison, Artist. the Deaf Taylor south side of building Cakeway to the West sites from http://www.stl250.org/cake-leaderboard.aspx reformatted for printing for Sappington-Concord Historical Society members on April 23, 2014 - page 4 Chase Park 212 North St. Louis MO 63108 Under portico in Built by and named after Chase Plaza Kingshigh front of hotel Ullman, opened in 1922. Chase way Staff, Artist Chatillon- 3352 St. Louis MO 63118 In courtyard Constructed in 1849 at the top of DeMenil DeMenil behind the Arsenal Hill to command a view of Mansion Place bulding the Mississippi RiverApril Morrison, Artist Cherokee 3401 St. Louis MO 63118 NW Corner of The Indian Statue was created by Business South Jefferson and Bill Christman and installed in District Jefferson Cherokee 1985. Sophia Dalphias-Brown, Artist Chess 4657 St. Louis MO 63108 On median In 2009 and 2011, US Chess Center Maryland across from Federation named St. Louis Avenue Chess Hall of "Chess City of the Year." Screwed Fame Arts Collective, Artist Christ 1210 St. Louis MO 63103 Outside on Est. in 1819 as the first Episcopal Church Locust St sidewalk in front congregation west of the Cathedral of Cathedral. Mississippi. Public vote winner. Mark Swain, Artist Chuck-A- 9025 St St. John MO 63114 Outside entrance Family owned since 1957 and Burger Charles hosts car shows and cruise Drive-In Rock Rd nights. Artist: Bill Christman City Museum 701 North St. Louis MO 63103 Inside lobby The brainchild of Bob Cassilly, the 15th museum opened for visitors in Street 1997. decorated by City Museum staff Citygarden 801 St. Louis MO 63101 By curved wall on Opened in 2009 and features 24 Market St N side of garden sculptures. Rich Brooks, Artist - Sponsored by Peabody Energy Clementine's 2001 St. Louis MO 63104 Outside of main St. Louis' first LGBT bar. Earl Menard entrance Miller, Artist St Clinton 850 Carlyle IL 62231 In front of Clinton County was organized in County Fairfax Courthouse 1824 out of Washington, Fayette, Courthouse Street and Bond Counties. Paul LaFlam, Artist. COCA - 524 St. Louis MO 63130 Outside next to Building designed by Eric Center of Trinity bike racks by Mendelsohnand is on the National Creative Arts Avenue parking lot. Register of Historic Places.Artist: COCA Compton Hill 1900 St. Louis MO 63104 Outside on tower Built in 1898,1 of 3 remaining Water Tower South stairs stand pipe-water towers in STL Grand and 1 of 7 in US. Genevieve Boulevard Esson, Artist Cakeway to the West sites from http://www.stl250.org/cake-leaderboard.aspx reformatted for printing for Sappington-Concord Historical Society members on April 23, 2014 - page 5 Concordia 801 St. Louis MO 63105 On plaza at end Second oldest Lutheran seminary Seminary Seminary of Seminary in U.S. - Janice Schoultz-Mudd, Pl Place Artist. Confluence 435 HARTFO IL 62048 Located on Commemorates Lewis & Clark's Tower Confluenc RD ground level of historic expedition. Jean Ponzi, e Tower the tower Artist Dr Creve Coeur 13236 Marylan MO 63043 Entrance to At 320 acres is largest natural lake Lake Streetcar d Tremayne shelter in MO.
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