Buildings demolished in St. Louis
SLP99020906- 09 FEBRUARY 1999- ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI, USA: Construction worker Jim Johnson walks through the Darst-Webbe high-rise apartment complex, just prior to demolition, February 9. The failed apartment complex built in the 1950's, is being cleared for one and two-story homes that devlopers are hoping will attract middle to upper income buyers. The area is located just south of the downtown area and up until now has been considered a ghetto. iw/bg/Bill Greenblatt UPI
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