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Built in 1851, this Greek Revival-style three-bay townhouse was constructed for John Hall along the then-fashionable residential street known as Lucas Place, and was sold to Cornelia Hempsted Wilson in 1853. In 1854, the house was sold to Robert Campbell and Virginia Kyle Campbell, and remained in the Campbell family until the last daughter of Robert and Virginia, Hazlett Campbell, died in 1938. After Hazlett’s death left no clear heir, members of the extended Campbell family disagreed on who should inherit the house and its contents, which led to experts being called in to evaluate the property, which led to the house’s significance as a Victorian time capsule becoming known. The house was subsequently extensively documented by the Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS). The house was given to Yale University as part of the terms of the will of Hugh Campbell, meant to honor his brother, James Campbell who had died decades prior at age 30, and had attended Yale University. The William Clark Society, a local history group, organized efforts to preserve the house, and managed to secure most of the house’s contents at an auction in 1941, with other belongings that had previously been removed from the house being donated by other buyers. The Campbell House Foundation was incorporated in 1941, and through a generous gesture by the Stix Baer and Fuller Company, a local department store, the house was procured from Yale University and presented to the Campbell House Foundation. Following the acquisition of the house, the Campbell House Foundation began a lengthy “restoration” that involved modifying many historic features in favor of an idealized 1940s version of what a proper Victorian dwelling should look like, with new wallpaper, paint, and carpeting being installed, and the house was first opened as a museum in 1943. A further renovation in 1967 altered the 1940s renovations. In 1973, a series of photographs of the house, dating to 1885 and documenting the interior rooms and the exterior, were discovered in the trash of the law firm that handled the Campbell Estate in 1938, and were donated to the museum, allowing for a more accurate restoration to take place beginning in 1980. Between 2000 and 2005, the interior and exterior of the house were restored to their circa 1885 appearance with the assistance of the photographs and evidence of original finishes uncovered during careful examination of the house.
The house features a heavily restored and ornate Victorian-era interior with period-appropriate furnishings, decorative objects, and fixtures that were either in the house when the Campbell House Foundation acquired it, or were acquired from the auction of the Campbell family’s belongings in the 1940s. The house is a three-bay Italianate and Greek Revival-style townhouse, with two-over-two double-hung windows, a side-gable roof with a cornice featuring modillions and dentils on the front, cast iron railings and a cast iron front balcony, large windows on the ground floor for maximum ventilation, two one-story bay windows on the east facade, a decorative stone surround at the front door with corinthian pilasters and an entablature featuring a cornice with dentils, a series of rear ells, constructed of brick masonry, which stretch to the south and east of the house, which feature bracketed eaves, and several modern additions along the alley to the rear of the house, which were added in 2019 to house educational classrooms, a gift shop, an accessible entrance, and a lobby, a red brick carriage house along 15th Street with a front-gable roof, paneled wooden doors, and arched double-hung windows, and a garden to the east of the house with a decorative wooden gazebo and arbor, reconstructed using the 1885 photographs, a cast iron and wrought iron fence, and brick walkways. The building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1977, and is today the only remaining house of its type in Downtown West St. Louis, which was a fashionable residential district in the 19th Century, but became dominated by commercial development and industrial operations around the turn of the 20th Century, leading to the loss of many similar houses. The house is one of the oldest Victorian house museums in the United States, and features one of the most intact original collections of items and interiors of any such museum.
Lt Governor Rutherford KEYS Development Groundbreaking by Joe Andrucyk at 1511 Ashburton St, Baltimore, MD 21216
Pictures from the 2013 Campus Technology & Campus Development Summit. Produced by CraigMichaels Inc.
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BART’s Transit-Oriented Development Work Plan, 2020.08 public draft.
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5th edition of the European Development Days took place in Brussels on 6 and 7 December. (Photo Credit: UNIC Prague, 7 December 2010)
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Former Corn warehouse quay and Spillers Mill sites are now under development with new apartments set to rise on the site as part of the 'Wirral Waters' development scheme.
The 16th annual Economic Development Summit was held on Tuesday, Oct. 22 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Greater Waldorf Jaycees Community Center (3090 Crain Highway, Waldorf). The summit focused on the health industry, health- and technology-related jobs, and the economic impact of this growing industry sector.
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The Trade and Development Commission is a subsidiary body of the Trade and Development Board, its role is defined in paragraph 121 of the Bridgetown Covenant.
The substantive agenda item of the 15th session is leveraging international trade rules for development. In addition, the Commission will review reports of expert meetings and examine activities implemented by the secretariat that have promoted and strengthened synergies among the three pillars.
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Photo: UN Trade and Development / Gustavo Barreto
Lt Governor Rutherford KEYS Development Groundbreaking by Joe Andrucyk at 1511 Ashburton St, Baltimore, MD 21216
Building on a partnership with Madison Metropolitan School District, Bubbler staff lead continued PD sessions around making and learning.
Photos by: Library Staff
Brooke Walters, Director of Major Gifts at Steppenwolf Theatre leads a roundtable discussion with emerging theater companies at the League of Chicago Theatres offices on March 2, 2009
Lt Governor Rutherford KEYS Development Groundbreaking by Joe Andrucyk at 1511 Ashburton St, Baltimore, MD 21216
Lt Governor Rutherford KEYS Development Groundbreaking by Joe Andrucyk at 1511 Ashburton St, Baltimore, MD 21216