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Main Street, Flat River, St. Francois County, Missouri,...
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Main Street, Flat River, St. Francois County, Missouri,...
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Main Street, Flat River, St. Francois County, Missouri,...
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Main Street, Flat River, St. Francois County, Missouri,...
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Railroad Depot at Flat River, Missouri
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M. R.& B. T. Railroad Depot, Early 1900's, Flat River, ...
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Half-Way Station, Greyhound Bus Lines, Flat River, St. ...
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Lead Mine and Chat Dump, Flat River, Missouri
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Group of St. Joseph or Doe Run Lead Company miners
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YMCA Building, West Main Street, Flat River, St. Franco...
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Vintage Horse and Buggy Photo (circa 1910), Flat River,...
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Interior View of Foulon's Drug Store, Flat River, St. F...
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Flat River Senior High School and Jr. College, Flat Ri...
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Flat River High School, Flat River, St. Francois County...
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The Old H.N. Silsby General Merchandise Store
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Old Bank of Flat River
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Old First Christian Church
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Old Taylor Avenue Methodist Church
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Old Flat River Public School Buildings
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Old Eugene Field Elementary School
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Flat River Teachers Enjoying a Picnic With the Principa...
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Federal Mill No. 3 located at Flat River, St. Francois ...
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Campus of Flat River High School, Flat River, St. Franc...
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Flat River High School, Flat River, St. Francois County...
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Flat River High School Students, St. Francois County, M...
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Flat River Junior College & High School, St. Francois C...
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Domestic Science School, Flat River, St. Francois Count...
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Public Library, Flat River, St. Francois County, Missou...
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Album Description:
Misc. early images, photographs and postcards of Flat River, Missouri, now known as Park Hills, Missouri.
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29 comments
It was such a pleasure to stumble onto this site. My mother's family was from Flat River and nearby--Doe Run, Desloge, Bonne Terre. We visited her aunts and uncle and cousins frequently when I was a child in the 1940s. I have a very clear memory of climbing the chat dump with my father! I am trying to recover other memories from that period and would love to hear from anyone who may have known members of my family. My grandmother Ada Elzona Johnson married William Lessington Dees (both were born about 1880). Grandmother's sister Pearl married Bob Harris; their children (born around 1915) were Mildred (married Fikuart) and Helen (married Pat Moran--they owned the dry cleaners in the 1940s-50s.) email jdoolin@verizon.net
said jdoolin
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Hi there, Just saw your site. My mother was born in Flat River in Sept. 1910. Her father was George Lawson and her mother's maiden name was Esther McClarney. My mom was Leona Lawson and her sisters' names were Elizabeth, Lula, Lucille and Carrie (who died in her early 20's), brothers were George & Harry, I believe. Grandpa Lawson owned some houses and rented them out. He was a very friendly man, so I'm told, as he was deceased by the time I was born in Detroit in the mid 1940's. Thanks for your albums! I've been to Flat River once as a teenager, driving through on our family's trip back to Detroit. It was tiny! FlatRiverLawson
said FlatRiverLawson
Hello, my compliments for your nice shots! Please come see my photos sometime? Best regards, Tom from Zeist, The Netherlands. www.tomjutte.tk
said hereistom
When I grew up in Flat River we used to always hang out , and use , the "swinging bridge". Do you have photos of that?
said flatrivermo
Bettye, Just found your site here! Great photos of Flat River. I used to live across the street from the St. Francois Post Office. Bill Blackwell
said billb286
My in-laws, Vernon and Alice (Allen) Estes, lived in Flat River. Thanks to photos, before he died, I was able to have him identify some of the places familiar to him. They attended Flat River H.S. and Eugene and Emerson Grade Schools, and attended the Methodist Church. His father, James Perry Estes worked at the St. Joe Lead Mine. If anyone has related information, I would love to hear from you. Jennifer estesg@erols.com
said estes50
i attended eugene field scholl 1946 to 1949. mr cochran was the principal. Mrs Sildby was my second grade teacher and mrs Evanko was my third grade teacher.
said kat1op
The last time I was in Flat River they had turned the Gray Hound terminal into a dry cleaners. That's been a few years back.
said philmurdic
The last time I was in Flat River they had turned the Gray Hound terminal into a dry cleaners. That's been a few years back.
said philmurdic
The best possible place to find lots of info of Flat River, is Dave Darnell in Desloge. He has been acquiring info for years and has written, with photos of all the area.
said philmurdic
The best possible place to find lots of info of Flat River, is Dave Darnell in Desloge. He has been acquiring info for years and has written, with photos of all the area.
said philmurdic
HI I AM RACHAEL, AND I HAVE LIVED IN FLAT RIVER MISSOURI FOR 9 YEARS AND IM TRYING TO GET ALL THE INFORMATION I CAN. SOO IF ANY ONE HAS ANY THING AT ALL, POTOS, WEB SITES, NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS, VIDEO CLIPS, NAMES, DATES, JUST ANY INFO AT ALL WILL BE GREAT. FOR THOSE WHO READ THIS AND REPLY BLESS YOUR HEARTS, I REALY NEED THIS INFO. THANK YOU. AGAIN, YOU CAN CONTACT ME AT PRINCESS01281991@AOL.COM THANX.
said rachael1479701
I have family pictues that were made in the Flat River/BonneTerre area. If anyone knows of any Hipshers living there please contact me. Ghipsher01@bellsouth.net
said ghipsher01
I have an old family album that belonged to my grandparents. Unfortunately, they both passed away before the album was found. Several of the pictures were made by a photographer in Bonne Terre and Flat River at the turn of the century. I've begun a search and seeing pictures of Flat River has inspired me to look further in that direction.
said ghipsher01
Would you just happen to have the names of the miners? Thanks LenMoore@Charter.net
said lenmoore
What a nice journey into the past! My grandparents lived in Flat River and I spent MANY happy days and weeks there in the 50s and 60s. I knew principal Clarence Cochrane quite well, as he went to my grandparents' church. Thanks so much! Earl Dunbar
said e4dunbar
Just as I Remember. If only we could have it back.
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Thanks for posting the picture of Flat River Bank. A long time ago a family member robbed that bank. Is there any history on bank robberies in Flat River? danjconway@hotmail.com
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Wow! What a great trip! The views of (1940s) Main Street show Flat River as it was when I first saw it. I loved seeing (Mrs. Fowler and Ms. Silsby) two of my Emerson school teachers. Then there was the bank where, as a child, I opened my first savings account. The sight of my old high school flooded to my mind with all of the sights and sounds that echoed through those halls. But best of all is my memory of a sweet kiss that was shared there. The memories of my years in Flat River (1946-1957) are like warm honey to my soul. They ever sweeten my life.
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Very nice, love greyhound bus terminal in Missouri, wonder if its still there ? Greyhound driver(Quebec, Can.)thanks for posting it
said splitwindow3
The pictures of the teachers setting at table remind me of my days at Emerson School. Mrs. Fowler and Ms. Silsby were teachers there also.
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Very nice enjoyed looking in the past, sent to my son in Maryland. Plan on sending to some of my class mates.
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Very nice enjoyed looking in the past, sent to my son in Maryland. Plan on sending to some of my class mates.
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Bettye, these are great shots. For many years, my idea of a vacation was visiting my Grandmother in Flat River. These pictures bring back wonderful memories. Thanks for posting them.
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I now live in the Panhandle of Texas..enjoyed the trip back thru Flat River and Bonne Terre...Borned and raised in Bonne Terre
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Thank you for your pictures. My wife and I live in Alabama now and enjoyed your blast from the past.
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We found it very enjoyable.
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This is very good site I,ve sent it to several people Keep up the good work
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