German Influence in St. Louis Architecture

Cost: Free
Location: Landmarks Office 1805 S 9th Street
Walk-ins are welcome, but seating is limited. Registration is requested. Please register for each lecture individually.
\\If RSVP capacity is reached, walk-ins may be limited to standing room only.
Please RSVP for the event here: https://landmarks-stl.org/event/german-influence-in-st-louis-architecture-by-nathan-jackson-2026-fall-lecture-series/

Parking: Free street parking is available along 9th and Soulard streets.
Entrance: Enter the building via the gangway on the north side (right-hand side of the building).

These meetups will be a little different - there may or may not be a meetup host at these events, so this is more a way to let people in this group know these history talks are taking place. You may or may not see anyone else from the meetup group there if you choose to go.

"Learn how German immigrants and their descendants impacted the built environment in St. Louis. The talk will look at buildings and architects from 1840 through the early 20th century. Included in the talk will be better known architects, like Edmund Jungenfeld, Otto Wilhelmi, and Ernst C. Janssen, as well as lesser known architects, like Henry E. Peipers, Louis Kledus, and Franz Saler.
"Nathan Jackson is an architectural historian who runs the Facebook page and tour company, St. Louis History and Architecture. Nathan’s work illustrates the history of St. Louis through the lens of its 19th and early 20th century architecture by connecting the city’s buildings with the people who lived there. Nathan has a BA in history from the University of Missouri-St. Louis." from https://landmarks-stl.org/event/german-influence-in-st-louis-architecture-by-nathan-jackson-2026-fall-lecture-series/