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Harris Armstrong is known for some of his modern buildings, like The Ethical Society on Clayton Road in Richmond Heights. Earlier in his career he was more traditional. Here is a charming 1937 Kirkwood home built with remnants of Laclede Landing.....brick, cobblestones,etc.
423 Miriam.....$555,000
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I'm wondering if you have any documents or references indicating that this house on Miriam was indeed a Harris Armstrong design.
Based upon the house's design and construction, I can believe that this could be possible. He certainly did other work of a similar character, but I have never seen any physical or documentary evidence to even suggest Armstrong as its designer.
Are you aware of anything beyond hearsay comments from the owners of the house?
Posted by: Andrew Raimist | January 28, 2009 at 01:43 PM
Andrew, Peggy Shepley at Dielmann Sothebys Realty is the agent. She may be able to tell you more. peggy.shepley@sothebysrealty.com
Posted by: Ted | January 28, 2009 at 03:06 PM