Mark Groth

Contributor

Mark is a transplant from Illinois and has called St. Louis home since 1994. He writes at his blog St. Louis City Talk (http://stlouiscitytalk.com) in addition to being a nextSTL contributor since 2011. He has authored profiles on all 79 St. Louis neighborhoods, 108 St. Louis parks, all St. Louis libraries, firehouses and more. He can be found on Twitter @STLCityTalk and contacted at [email protected].

January 30, 2021

Neighborhood Guide

Groth Guide to LaSalle

Groth Guide to LaSalle

by Mark Groth 13 min

January 29, 2021

Gentrification Part 5 – Am I Living In A Gentrified Neighborhood The Setup

Gentrification Part 5 – Am I Living In A Gentrified Neighborhood The Setup

by Mark Groth 5 min

January 28, 2021

Gentrification Part 4 – Academic Input and Personal Enlightenment

Gentrification Part 4 – Academic Input and Personal Enlightenment

by Mark Groth 18 min

January 27, 2021

Gentrification Part 3 – Botanical Heights West Of Thurman Avenue

Gentrification Part 3 – Botanical Heights West Of Thurman Avenue

by Mark Groth 22 min

January 26, 2021

Gentrification Part 2 – Botanical Heights East of Thurman Avenue

Gentrification Part 2 – Botanical Heights East of Thurman Avenue

by Mark Groth 19 min

January 25, 2021

Gentrification Part 1 – Establishing A Definition And Metric

Gentrification Part 1 – Establishing A Definition And Metric

by Mark Groth 12 min

January 24, 2021

Neighborhood Guide

Groth Guide to Southampton

Groth Guide to Southampton

by Mark Groth 13 min

January 23, 2021

Neighborhood Guide

Groth Guide to DeBaliviere Place

Groth Guide to DeBaliviere Place

by Mark Groth 10 min

January 22, 2021

Neighborhood Guide

Groth Guide to The Ville

Groth Guide to The Ville

by Mark Groth 15 min

January 21, 2021

Neighborhood Guide

Groth Guide to Marine Villa

Groth Guide to Marine Villa

by Mark Groth 12 min

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