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October 17, 2008 -
Listen to the Carole
Buck Interview of
Tim Baldwin and
Isabel O'Shee
on KSIV Radio.
Part 1
Part 2
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Tower Grove Park - Old Playground Pavillion, 5 p.m. Every Third Thursday - May through September |
Directions to Tower Grove Park - All directions given use the St. Louis Metropolitan Interstate system.
FROM MISSOURI The easiest and quickest route is to follow one of the interstates/highways to the Park.
South County Area
- Take I-55 north to I-44.
- Take exit # 288 named “Grand Ave Exit”.
- When exiting the interstate, make a left at the stop sign onto Lafayette. At the first stoplight, make a left onto Grand (heading south).
- You will immediately pass over I-44 and The Compton Heights Water Tower is on your left.
- Turn right into the Park at the Main Entrance.
North County & West County Areas
- Take I-270 or I-170 to Highway 40/I-64 East.
- Head east on Highway 40/I-64 and take the exit named “Grand Ave Exit”.
- When exiting the interstate, make a left at the stop light onto Grand (heading south).
- You will pass over I-44 and The Compton Heights Water Tower is on your left.
- Turn right into the Park at the Main Entrance.
FROM ILLINOIS The most direct route to Tower Grove Park is to take the Poplar Street Bridge from Illinois.
- Cross the Poplar Street Bridge into Missouri and follow the signs for Interstate 55/44.
- At the I-55 and I-44 split, stay right and follow I-44. (You are now heading west)
- Take exit # 288 named “Grand Ave Exit”.
- When exiting the interstate, make a left at the stop sign onto Lafayette. At the first stoplight, make a left onto Grand (heading south).
- You will immediately pass over I-44 and The Compton Heights Water Tower is on your left.
- Turn right into the Park at the Main Entrance.
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