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The Mill Creek Valley Church That Survived Demolition
In the mid-20th century, several St. Louis neighborhoods were demolished in the name of urban renewal. One of the largest was the Mill Creek Valley neighborhood near Saint Louis University, home to over 20,000 African Americans. Approximately 6,000 buildings were demolished, leaving few hints of the neighborhood’s vibrant culture and community. One survivor is the …
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