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Tower Grove Park
In 1868, land owned by a St. Louis merchant Henry Shaw, was donated to the City of St. Louis the condition it would be used as a park forever. The land adjoining the Missouri Botanical Garden, founded by Shaw, became known as Tower Grove Park. In addition to numerous Victorian Pavilions and the Music Stand, Shaw designed an area called The Ruins, with damaged limestone blocks from the Lindell Hotel that had burned, and a three-tiered, cast-iron fountain. The Piper Palm House is the oldest greenhouse west of the Mississippi River.
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All of my fine-art prints come with a 30-day satisfaction guarantee. I want you to be thrilled with your purchase, so if you aren't 100% satisfied a full refund will be issued upon return of the product within 30 days of your purchase. If your print arrives damaged or otherwise deficient, I will gladly accept returns and send you a replacement! Please use the Contact form to initiate returns and exchanges.
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All products are printed by one of the nation's finest printers using professional materials guaranteed to provide years of enjoyment. All fine-art prints use acid-free archival papers and inks.
