The information in this selected list of schools was gleaned from city directories and community and county histories. Unless noted, all facilities were located in St. Louis City.
Showing records 1 to 20 of 33.
| School Name | Type | Dates | Year Address Tidbits |
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| 1909 407 S. Jefferson"
"Barnes Medical University","College or University","Unknown-Merged","This was the medical department of Barnes College and included the Barnes Dental College and the Barnes College of Pharmacy. |
| 1909 Garrison & Lawton Aves."
"Beaumont High School","Public School","1926-Open","1942 3836 Natural Bridge Rd."
"Bellefontaine Farms","Special School or Home","1915-Open","1942 Florissant RRI |
Bellefontaine Neighbors"
"Blewett High School","Public School","1917-Open","1942 5351 Enright Ave."
"Blow High School","Public School","1903-Open","1942 516 Loughborough Ave."
"Booker T. Washington Technical High School","Public School","1909-Closed","1942 814 N. 19th St."
"Central High School","Public School","1904-1984","1942 3616 N. Garrison Ave."
"Chaminade Preparatory","Religious School","1910-Open","1910 425 S. Lindbergh Blvd. |
Creve Coeur"
"Christian Brothers College","Religious School","1851-Open","1882 Kingshighway Blvd. & Martin Luther King Ave. |
| 1922 6501 Clayton Rd. |
Richmond Heights |
| 2003 1850 De La Salle Dr. |
Town & Country"
"Cleveland High School","Public School","1915-Open","1942 4352 Louisiana Ave."
"College of Midwifery","College or University","Unknown-Closed","This facility educated and trained midwives. |
| 1909 3614 N. 11th St."
"Concordia Seminary","Religious School","1926-Open","1926 801 DeMun Ave. |
Clayton"
"Convent of the Good Shepherd","Special School or Home","1849-Open","The Catholic Sisters of the Good Shepherd opened this facility for “fallen women” who desired to reform. The capacity was increased to 550 by the addition of a department for juvenile delinquents. |
| 1909 Bamberger & Gravois Aves. |
| Current 1050 Smith Ave."
"Cote Brilliante High School","Public School","1904-Open","1942 2616 Cora Ave."
"Deaf and Dumb School","Special School or Home","Unknown-Closed","This school was operated by the St. Louis Board of Education. |
| 1909 Henrietta & Theresa Aves."
"Deaf Mute Institute of the Roman Catholic Church","Special School or Home","Unknown-Closed","This school |
run by the Catholic Sisters |
was for the education of female deaf mutes. |
| 1909 901 N. Garrison Ave."
"Des Peres School","Private or Community School","1873-1935","This building is now the home of the Carondelet Historical Society. |
| 1873 6303 Michigan Ave."
"Eden Seminary","Religious School","1924-Open","1924 475 E. Lockwood Blvd. |
Webster Groves"
"Evening Dispensary for Women","College or University","1893-Closed","This facility supplied medical advice and treatment for wage-earning women by women physicians. It also provided baths for children and women. |
| 1909 1607 Wash St."
"Fontbonne University","College or University","1924-Open","This school started as a college. |
| Current 6800 Wydown Blvd."
"Forest Park University","College or University","Unknown-Closed","Preparatory school for women."
"Hadley Technical High School","Public School","1931-1963","1942 3405 Bell Ave."
"Harris Stowe State University","College or University","1857-Open","Harris Stowe was founded by the St. Louis Public Schools. It was known as Harris Stowe Teacher’s College. In 2005 Harris Stowe College became a university. |
| Early 1517 S. Theresa Ave. |
| 1890 Downtown |
St. Louis City |
| 1940 2615 Pendleton |
| Current 3026 Laclede Ave."
"Homeopathic Medical College of Missouri","College or University","1858-Closed","1909 Jefferson & Howard Sts"
"Kenrick Cardinal Glennon College","Religious School","1931-Open","1931 15200 Glennon Ave. |
Shrewsbury"
"Lake School","Private or Community School","1897-Restored","This one room school house is in Creve Coeur and available for tours."
"McKinley High School","Public School","1903-Open","1942 2156 Russell Blvd."
"Missouri School for the Blind","Special School or Home","Unknown-Open","This was a state institution with a capacity of 150 students for the education of the blind. Pupils had to have good mental and physical capacity and be between the ages of 6 and 20 years. |
| 1909 3851 Magnolia Ave."
"Newsboy’s Home","Special School or Home","Unknown-Closed","The Catholic Church operated a school and home for news boys and dependent boys |
it furnished instruction and religious guidance and manual training. |
| 1909 Garrison & Washington Aves."
"Old Webster School","Private or Community School","1852-Closed","1852 330 N. Gore Ave. |
Webster Groves"
"Principia College","College or University","1903-Open","This was the only Christian Science 4-year college. The college moved to Elsah |
Illinois |
and the high school moved to St. Louis County. |
| Early Minerva St. at Montclair Ave. |
| 1950s 13201 Clayton Rd. |
Town & Country"
"Roosevelt High School","Public School","1925-Open","1942 3230 Hartford St."
"Soldan High School","Public School","1909-Open","1942 918 Union Blvd."
"Southwest High School","Public School","1937-Open","1942 3125 S. Kingshighway Blvd."
"St. Louis Community College","College or University","1964-Open","1964 Florissant Valley Campus |
Florissant |