Welcome to
Lindenwood Park Neighborhood
65xx Lindenwood Place, one of the beautiful residential streets in Lindenwood Park.
With street vistas such as this, is it any wonder people in West St. Louis County are envious of the good life in Lindenwood?
The Lindenwood Neighborhood is defined by Arsenal and 1-44 to the north, Watson and Chippewa to the south, Hampton on the east and the city limits to the west. Lindenwood is conveniently located to downtown, Clayton, Forest Park and its attractions, the Hill with its restaurants, and the Chippewa Ted Drewes frozen custard store. Even though Ted Drewes is officially located in another fine St. Louis neighborhood, you can walk across Chippewa, sit on the curb and enjoy eating your frozen custard in Lindenwood. Things just taste better when eaten in Lindenwood.
Neighborhood Happenings
Lindenwood Neighborhood Research Project
LNA - SLU Partnership
Professor Scott Krummenacher, a Lindenwood resident, is teaching an urban studies course titled "Urban Ecology: Communities and Neighborhoods" this fall 2009 at St. Louis University and is focusing on the Lindenwood Park neighborhood. The students identified the strengths and weaknessses of commercial development and public spaces in the Lindenwood Neighborhood and offered recommendations on how to improve those situations. The student study team presented their findings and recommendations at the December 7, 2009, LNA general membership meeting. Lindenwood Neighborhood Association (LNA) General
Membership Meeting
Click here to review the SLU students Lindenwood report.
The LNA - SLU partnership research project findings and recommendations will be presented. Mike Foster, president of the Watson Business District will discuss the state of that business district. A representative of the 2nd District will present the public safety report. Aldermanic and other elected officials will provide their reports.
2009 Leaf Pick-up Announced
2009 leaf collection for the City of St. Louis begins November 2. Please note that leaves must be placed in the street curb by 7:00am on pick-up day and should be placed out of the water line, approximately 1 foot from the curb.Click here to review the schedule for pickup dates for your street.
Or to verify your leaf pick up schedule enter “http://stlouis.missouri.org/” in the url field. Select “A-to-Z Helpful Government Info” under Online Services. Select “Bulky Trash Pick-up” under Popular Services. Select “Find your bulk collection week” under Related Links. Enter your “Street Number and Street Name” under Address Locator then select Search. Now review the “Refuse Schedule” to verify your leaf pick up schedule.
2009 Events
Lindenwood Live!
Party in Lindenwood Park a Big Success
May 31, 2009
Lindenwood Live! was a great success with over 300 people attending the festivities. Look for Lindenwood Live! return next year for again some big fun. LNA General Membership Meeting
Urban League Weatherization Program
The Urban League Weatherization Program was announced. This program provides free home weatherization assistance and is available to St. Louis City and Lindenwood residents who meet certain eligibility guidelines. Contact Shelley at 314-615-3612 or the Urban League for more information about the program and obtain application forms.
Trivia Night a Big Success
July 18, 2009
Thanks to all who participated with the Lindenwood Neighborhood Association (LNA) sponsored Trivia Night, Saturday, July 18 at the Electiral Workers' Hall, 5850 Elizabeth. Look forward to the event next year.
Machacek Library Happenings
Machacek Holiday Open House 2009
Monday December 14
12-3pm
Enjoy holiday refreshments, conversation, and, from 2-3 p.m., trombone music from The Original Boneheads! The Boneheads are in their tenth year of entertaining in venues like art fairs, wineries, schools, parades, The Muny Opera, and now libraries. They’ll be performing the music of the season. Hope you will join us.
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