Hyde Park: A Historic Town Within a City

This walking tour will cover the history of Bremen, the small German town that was established in 1844, and later annexed into St. Louis
About this Event

On the Hyde Park tour, we will discuss the history of the neighborhood that started as a small town in 1844, before being annexed into St. Louis in 1855. The neighborhood is filled with historic sites, including a 170 year old mansion, remnants of the brewing history in North St. Louis, historic churches, and a bit of Civil War history. Over 40 historic places will be featured on the tour, including historic churches, schools, opulent Victorian mansions, and a Carnegie Library. The tour will last approximately 2-3 hours, and will meet at the corner of 19th and Bremen. Tickets are $20.

Tickets are non refundable, unless otherwise stated. If you miss the event, you can use your ticket to attend a future event free of charge. If you have trouble finding the tour, be sure to contact St. Louis History and Architecture immediately, within 10 minutes of the advertised start time. Tours always give 10 minutes in case of late arrivals.