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Mark Twain's Mississippi

The French, English, and Spanish Possessions in North America in 1750
Map of St. Louis as Laid Out in 1764
Town of St. Louis in 1764
Government House, 1765
Beaugenou House, 1765
St. Louis as Seen from the Illinois Side, 1770
Ruins of Old Court House. First Court House in St. Louis, Northwest Corner Third and Plum Streets. Erected in 1774. Torn Down 1875
St. Louis Cathedral, Founded 1776
R. C. Church, 1780
Old Fort in 1794
Chouteau Mansion After the Renovation in 1795
Plat of the Town, 1804, With Location of All the Houses (March 10, 1804,) as Shown by Black Dots
Missouri Republican, 1822. Only Paper Published West of the Mississippi River. 1808
Col. Henry Gratiot's Country Residence, 1810 (Log)
Old Market House, 1812 (Stone)
A Correct View of that Part of the United States Which Lies West of the Allegany Mountains, with Regard to Religion and Morals
The Western Gazetteer or Emigrant's Directory, Containing a Geographical Description of the Western States and Territories, viz. The States of Kentucky, Indiana, Louisiana, Ohio, Tenessee and Mississippi: and the Territories of Illinois, Missouri, ...
Thomas F. Riddick's Residence, 1818 (Brick)
Maj. William Christy's Residence, 1818 (Stone)
A Full Description of the Soil, Water, Timber, and Prairies of Each Lot, or Quarter Section of the Military Lands Between the Mississippi and Illinois Rivers
Bennett's Mansion House Hotel, 1819 (Brick)
John P. Cabanne's Country Homestead, 1819 (Brick)
Stone Tower, 1820
Missouri Hotel, 1820 (Stone)
First Brick Church and College, 1820, on Second Street