The book tells the full 50 year story of St. Louis’ Gaslight Square – from inception to decline to redevelopment – in the voices by people who were there. The interviews pass through the conservative innocence of the ‘50s to the fringe of Beat philosophy to the counterculture of the ‘60s an the political turmoil that saw us through the Vietnam War. Gaslight Square: An Oral History leaves us with more than an enjoyable read or feeling of nostalgia; it leaves us with a deeper historical understanding – of where we have come from as a City, as a nation, and as a people, as well as where we might be headed. 200 pages, hardback with dust jacket.

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Text by Thomas Crone and photographs by Bob Reuter
Introduction by Margie Newman
50 interviews, 120 pages, paperback, published December 2003
ISBN 0-9723990-1-1

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64 pages of short stories, poetry and 28 images of Bradley's unique clay vessel.
ISBN 0972399003

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