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Where is this building that delivers historical beauty?

Where in the Lou? | By Alicia Sierra | March 23, 2012

Inspired by mid-18th Century Parisian architecture, this historical gem of a building experienced an early 21st century re-birth. Also marked by a post-great Chicago fire of 1871 paranoia, the structure is framed entirely in cast iron down to the doorjambs and window frames. Its decorative details and forward thinking use of light alone merit a visit. Can you sort out this week’s location and post an answer?

About Alicia Sierra

Alicia Sierra is the co-owner of St. Louis Real Estate Society in St. Louis, Missouri. She specializes in working with real estate investors & can advise clients on a wide-range of investment strategies. Since 1999, Alicia has been working in the Real Estate industry in one capacity or another, and selling property since 2008. Alicia & her family live in Washington, MO.
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