A Blue Collar St. Louis Suburb With Loads of History: Lemay, Missouri
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- Опубликовано: 7 май 2023
- These days Lemay, Missouri looks like a place that doesn't have a lot going on. It looks like a blue collar community with older housing, but the community has loads of history. Nearby is the Historic Jefferson Barracks, which is the oldest military instillation west of the Mississippi River. Other things about the community includes that there used to be a lead manufacturer along the Mississippi River. Today, the site that the lead manufacturer sat on is now the River City Casino.
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Fun fact. At the very end of the video, the large brick building on the right hand side of the street is the old Hancock #2 Elementary School, which I attended in the 1970s and 80s. It was built in 1913 and closed as a school in 1993. Great video!
8:17 you can vaguely make out Hancock’s little 5th and 6th grade building on the left just before the 7/11….. I attended in the 80’s
Me too 😊.. remember Mrs Gannon 2nd grade, and of course Mr shimmer, the principal
I was already down the street by 5th grade, I had Mrs Parrish and Mrs Blag for 6th
I grewup in lemay it was nice to see some of the places I used play on and I went to St. Andrew school
There's a VA hospital at Jefferson Barracks, also.
Nice work! Been exploring St. Louis for years now, but parts of Lemay I never knew existed. Great history too!
I know it’s in the can, but just in case you go back, the pronunciation is LEEmay. I grew up there. This is a great video…..
Great video. I lived there from 96-2022. The Forder family was a major part of Lemay becoming what is it now. Just FYI
More cool stuff! Thanjs.😢😮😅😊
Once again, nice ride along. Thanks for sharing.
Great video. Brings back a lot of memories.
Yes, enjoyed the video. A leisure drive thru a small town. Nice!
Lots of Tigers fans seen in St. Louis this past weekend for the series with the Cardinals... glad somebody can enjoy this season.
Just moved here; enjoyed learning about the area. Looking forward to the 2026 celebration.
Perfectly preserved rendition of American middle class neighborhood circa...1973.
Hey, Chris, what is the name of the music, that you used in this video? Great job on the video as always. Keep up the great work!
I would have just assumed Ordinance Museums #1 - #3 exploded, and this is just their 4th attempt.
Hey Chris, can you please do a whole video of CASEYVILLE town in Illinois? 😊
Where Hancock High School is now used to be the sie of a Tuberculosis hospital.
Pretty cool you were in my area You pass by my childhood street and my street I live on now and you pass by the bar that I'm kicked out of😂
You forgot to mentioned the Taco Bell Fitness Course which is adjacent to a woodland archery course in Jefferson Barracks Park. Watch which way you point those arrows, folks.
That's River distinct
actually there was a storm about a week ago that flooded a whole street of lemay there
You didn’t say a word about the “Telegraph Castle”
What places in Wisconsin missouri or Illinois you been recently for far future uploads
Just Missouri out of those states. Fenton, Eureka, Times Beach, Allenton, St. Charles and some more Southside St. Louis neighborhoods is what comes to mind.
Repost?
Definitely
Yup.
It's obvious that you are not from the area. Lemay is not pronounced Lee May'. It's Le'may, one word with the accent on Le.
My mother was born LeMay, we said it La-May. Maybe different in Missouri.
It always entertains me when people from an area can’t agree on how to properly pronounce a place.
its LEE MAY not LA MAY
La dew
Lee may
Creev core
Bell fountain
That's because their unincorporated
i was going to watch this then you said "after dropping off five cases of mountain dew to the local foodbank" like, what? you couldn't give folks diabetes, bad teeth, and heart disease at home?
Dumb reply
My dude, Lemay is pronounced Luh-may, NOT Lee-may
It has a French origin, fyi
Lemay was named after Francois Lemai who pronounced HIS OWN NAME Luh-may, NOT Lee-may, as he is French
Some of the area leaders might disagree with you ruclips.net/video/jY1iBr9RKdM/видео.html
@@ChrisHarden My dude if a group of leaders say 2 + 2 = 7 that doesn't mean they are right, you know, fyi.
Just an FYI my dude.
@@pizzaearthpancakesandother2549 The group of leaders never said that 2+2 = 7. They said that Lemay was pronounced with a long e.
I was born and grew up in Lemay. I've never heard anyone call it 'Luh-may'. Not once.
Born and raised in the metro, it's always been said Lee may in my lifetime.
Great vid, lots of memories. Thank you🥲