Description
This segment of the Brickline Greenway stretches between 20th and 22nd streets along Market Street at CITYPARK Stadium in downtown St. Louis. It includes Pillars of the Valley – Damon Davis’ permanent art installation that pays tribute to the historic Black Mill Creek Valley neighborhood. Learn more about Pillars of the Valley here. This greenway will soon expand 0.85 more miles west along Market Street from 22nd street to Harris-Stowe State University at Compton Avenue.
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Getting There
This greenway segment is located along Market Street on the south side of CITYPARK in downtown St. Louis.
Each greenway is managed in cooperation with different municipalities and parks departments, who set the rules for greenway use, parking and hours of operation. This segment of greenway is managed in partnership with STL City SC, the City of St. Louis and Great Rivers Greenway.
Things to Do
Explore History Learn more about this history of the once-thriving Mill Creek Valley neighborhood which was destroyed (and 20,000 Black residents displaced) in the name of “urban renewal.” See the permanent public art installation, Pillars of the Valley, that commemorates Mill Creek Valley. This art installation was created by Damon Davis with support from partners Great Rivers Greenway, St. Louis CITY SC, City of St. Louis, Counterpublic and Harris-Stowe State University.
PlayYou an watch STLCity SC PLAY soccer at CityPark! (not to mention enjoy delicious food, music & plenty of team spirit!) Learn more here.
BenchesBenches are available along this greenway along Market St.
Bike RacksBike racks are along the greenway, as well as 100 bike parking spaces in the garage for CITYPARK stadium.
Trail Details
0.17 Miles
This paved trail stretches 0.17 miles between 20th and 22nd Street along Market at CITYPARK.
Amenities
Benches
Bike Accessible
Bike Racks
Dine
Less Than 4 Miles
Parking
Paved Trails
Play
Popular
Sunny Trails
Trash
Urban
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Greenway stories are shared through art and signs, tours, digital content, outreach, and community events. These greenway stories are organized around themes of nature, culture, and history. Share your greenway story by visiting the Share Your Stories page or recording your story at 314-932-4904.
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