Nine local historic districts have been designated by the Landmarks Commission. Demolition and construction of new structures in these districts are subject to review by the Landmarks Commission in accordance with Design Guidelines for all Landmarks and Historic Districts.
Design Guidelines, part 1: Introduction, Principles and Standards
Design Guidelines, part 2: Architectural Styles
LOCAL HISTORIC DISTRICTS
Barrett Brae (Mid Century Modern, mid 1950s, recognized in 2015)
Central Place (circa 1920s, recognized in 1998)
Craig Woods (Mid Century Modern, mid 1950s, recognized in 2011)
Jefferson-Argonne (circa 1850s through WWII, recognized in 2007)
Meramec Highlands (circa 1892, recognized in 1988)
North Taylor (circa 1850s to 1950s, recognized in 2011)
Savoy (early 1950s, recognized in 2008)
Sugar Creek Ranch (Mid Century Modern, mid 1950s, recognized in 2021)
West Argonne (1859 to 1950s, recognized in 2014)
*If no link to specific district design guidelines, refer to the general Design Guidelines for all Landmarks and Historic Districts at top, including for architectural style of a specific building.