Located in the Gravois Park Neighborhood, Gravois Park was originally settled by German and Eastern European immigrants. Today a large number of second- and third-generation residents continue to reside in their family homes, reflecting the quality of life of the neighborhood and a commitment among its residents to maintain community standards. Reflecting its settlement at the turn of the twentieth century, the neighborhood’s architectural mix includes the Froebel Elementary School, founded in 1895. The majority of the neighborhood was constructed in the early to mid-1900s. The Concordia Lutheran College and Seminary was dedicated in 1850 and originally occupied a building on the west side of Jefferson Avenue at Winnebago Street before it was demolished and replaced by a large Gothic structure. In 1926, the college moved to its present location on DeMun Avenue in Clayton. The majority of the neighborhood was constructed in the early to mid-1900s. This space has been previously renovated and has updated HVAC unit, shower, wiring and hook ups for kitchen plumbing. This space features windows facing Cherokee Street. Perfect for a restaurant or gallery!
