1K views · 23 reactions | We're excited to share the music video created during Hip Hop Architecture Camp at the Natural Bridge Branch this summer! The kids did an amazing job, thanks to everyone who made the camp possible. | St. Louis County Library | Facebook

13K views · 130 reactions | The building was designed by William Rumbold, the same architect who built the Old Courthouse downtown. Full story on the building coming soon to #LivingStLouis on Nine PBS. | via Living St. Louis #architecture #history #stlouis | Nine PBS | Facebook

St. Louis Blues (1958). When it comes to casting a film, very few can stand up against the legends in "St. Louis Blues." Like "Porgy and Bess," "St. Louis Blues" has not been released on home video. Therefore, millions of people are deprived of the pure essence this movie has to offer. All contact attempts we have made on the whereabouts of this film have been met with silence. We can only hope this move gets the release it deserves. Enjoy the clip. Just look at this cast! Starring Nat 'King' Co

50K views · 1.7K reactions | Free virtual programs. Fascinating St. Louis stories. STL History Live. | Missouri History Museum | Facebook

400K views · 131 reactions | Collected showcases STL history, one object at a time. Uncover stories of St. Louisans who created change, made history, and left glimpses of their everyday life for us to see. | Missouri History Museum | Facebook

While the 1904 World's Fair story is famous, the ice cream cone's origins are more complex. A year before the fair, Italo Marchiony, an Italian immigrant in New York, received a patent for a machine that molded edible ice cream cups. He had been selling ices from a pushcart and needed to stop customers from taking his glass cups. His invention was a small, flat-bottomed, fluted edible cup. Meanwhile, at the St. Louis Fair, multiple vendors, including Syrian immigrant Ernest Hamwi and Abe Doumar