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Saint Louis (Mo.) -- History

 Subject

Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings

Found in 13 Collections and/or Records:

SabaH / Nezavisne Nedjeljne Novine (Sunrise / Independent Weekly Newspaper)

 Collection — Multiple Containers
Identifier: CBS-PUB-003
Content Description SabaH is a Bosnian-language weekly newspaper that was published in the United States between December 1997 and  October 2014. It was founded in Astoria, NY. Publication was relocated to St. Louis, MO in 2006, but the newspaper continued its national distribution. A typical issue contains about 50 pages and features bold headlines and many photos, with articles from both Bosnia- and US-based contributors. SabaH was established to help Bosnian immigrants deal with life in their new home and...
Dates: Publication: 1997-12 - 2014

Shirley L. Seifert Collection

 Collection
Identifier: 658
Scope and Contents The Shirley L. Seifert Manuscript Collection is comprised of a rough draft, galley proofs, and a makeup copy of Seifert's book, "The Key to St. Louis." Seifert, a native of the St. Louis area, wrote this historical work about the founding and economics of Saint Louis as part of "The Key to the Cities Series" published by the J. B. Lippincott Company in 1963.Seifert donated a copy of "The Key to St. Louis" to the Pius XII Memorial Library as well as various drafts and manuscripts...
Dates: 1963-1964

St. Elizabeth's Parish

 Collection
Identifier: 688
Scope and Contents This collection contains materials related to or produced by St. Elizabeth’s Parish, a Black Catholic church in St. Louis, Missouri that operated from 1873 to 1951.In 1858, Rev. Peter Koning, S.J. started a chapel for Black Catholics in the upper gallery of St. Francis Xavier’s Church. When the patronage outgrew the chapel, Rev. Ignatius Panken, S.J., now in charge of the chapel, purchased the Vinegar Hill Hall building at 14th and Gay Streets in 1872. St. Elizabeth’s Parish was...
Dates: 1898 - 1971