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The World of James Yeatman:
A Vision of Art, Culture, Commerce
and Politics in Early St. Louis
An exploration of life in 19th century St. Louis through the eyes of one of the city’s leading businessmen, philanthropists, and art collectors,featuring artifacts, rare books, archival materials and fine art.
Members Only preview: Friday, October 19, 7-9 pm
Includes Gallery Tours & Refreshments
Exhibition opens to the public October 20
Ample free parking in the West Drive Garage South.
For driving directions and campus map, click here.
Learn more about St. Louis history and culture on a free public tour, every Saturday at 11 am and Sunday at 2 pm, or schedule a private group tour by phoning 314.516.7281.
