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High resolution images for your use (credit labeled). If you would like to request any additional materials, please contact Emma Klues at 314-932-4919 or eklues@grgstl.org.
Brickline Greenway Map with Destinations
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Market Street: Compton Ave. to 22nd St.
Construction in Progress!
Site of former People's Building
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Market & Compton Now - Looking East
Market & Compton 2025 - Looking East
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Market & Compton Now - Looking West
Market & Compton 2025 - Looking West
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Other Brickline Greenway Projects Coming Soon
North Grand to Cass Ave. to Spring St.
Length: 1.3 miles
Key Partners: City of St. Louis, Tabernacle CDC, Boys and Girls Club, many others!
Timing: Construction begins in early 2025
Cortex to Grand MetroLink Stations
Length: 0.77 miles
Key Partners: Bi-State, City of St. Louis
Timing: Construction in 2026
Update: Designs are progressing and will use the MetroLink bridge across Vandeventer Avenue.
ADDITIONAL IMAGERY
Click on the thumbnail for the full image. Photographs are from civic engagement efforts. All renderings are draft concepts and will change as we get more community input.
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Former residents of Mill Creek Valley celebrate at the art unveiling February 16, 2023, 64 years to the day after the first wrecking ball struck in the neighborhood.
Brickline Greenway on Market Street from Compton Ave to 20th Street:
1950 parcel map to present-day, with greenway overlay on top of both:
These images, provided by the Missouri Historical Society and Preservation Research Office, are open to use with credit (in file name). Many thanks also to the Griot Museum of Black History for their contributions to our research and learning.
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