Museums in Affton, Missouri

about Cardinal Regali Center: Owned and operated by the Archdiocese of St. Louis, the Cardinal Regali Center houses ... More on GoCityKids

Built in 1857 by Christopher Miller Hawken, who was the eldest son of Jacob Hawken, who manufactured the famous Hawken Rifle - Tours Tues., Thurs., & Sun. - Lower ... More on entertainment.com

Topics: historic homes, history, general, 19th, century, architecture. More on MuseumStuff.com

Authentic Federal-style home; the oldest brick home in the St. Louis area. Furnished before 1835. Library, Americana ... More on ExploreStLouis.com

The City of Crestwood is proud to have the Thomas Sappington Museum as part of the Crestwood Park system. The home built in 1808 by slave labor is on the National Register of Historic Places. In ad... More on Ci.crestwood.mo.us

200 year old home built in 1808! Built with pegs instead of nails - Oldest known Federal-style house in St. Louis - Authentically furnished ... More on entertainment.com

World Martial Arts Academy provides instruction in the ancient Korean martial art of Tae Kwon Do. Owner and Grand Master Young-Chul Rho is a ninth-degree black belt and oversees ... More on GoCityKids

about World Martial Arts Academy: World Martial Arts Academy provides instruction in the ancient Korean martial art of Tae Kwon Do . Owner and Grand Master Young-Chul Rho is a ninth-degree black be... More on GoCityKids

'St. Louis Public Library', located at 1301 Olive Street, serves residents and visitors to the City of St. ... More on Wikipedia

Older but very very nice place to sit down and take a break. + free internet More on TripAdvisor

The EarthWays Home, a three-story Victorian residence built in 1885 at 3617 Grandel Square, was renovated in 1994 to showcase practical demonstrations of energy efficient systems, recycled products... More on familydaysoutusa

I visited this Home 14 or 15 years ago while in college. I found it absolutely facinating. It is what got me interested in being "green" before it was cool! I had no ... More on Yahoo! Travel