Mullanphy Once Again on Missouri Preservation’s "Most Endangered" List
Day 44 of “45 Days in Old North”
We went straight from celebrating the Landmarks Association “Most Enhanced Award” for the North Market Place Apartments back to working on the Mullanphy Emigrant Home, which will no doubt receive a “Most Enhanced Award” in a couple years. The first step, though, is preserving the building so that it can survive for a later redevelopment. To help us spread the word about the significance of the building and the urgency of receiving support for our efforts, Missouri Preservation has officially designated the Mullanphy building one of its 10 “Most Endangered Historic Places” in the State of Missouri for the second year in a row.
Above: Dr. Cole Woodcox, Board Chairperson of Missouri Preservation, granting an interview prior to the start of the press conference.
Above: Donna Savarese from KMOV-Channel 4, interviewing Missouri Preservation Board member, Jeff Brambila.
Above: Maria Hickey of KWMU-90.7 FM waits for an interview on the 3rd floor of the Mullanphy building.
And speaking of plugs for tomorrow night’s benefit concert at Christ Church Cathedral, click on the link at the top of the column to the right for details.
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