Wolfner, Henry L., Memorial Library for the Blind
a.k.a. Lindell Branch of the Bell (Later Southwesten Bell) Telephon; Southwest Telepgraph & Telephone Co. Operator's Training Sch
3842-44 Olive St., Saint Louis, MO Local significance of the building:Listed in National Register of Historic Places in 2005.
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The Missouri Ozarks region is home to the "Bald Knobbers", a vigilante group that formed in the 1880s to enforce the law in the area. They were named after the bald hilltops where they held their meetings and were known for wearing black hoods and using violence to maintain order.