Mullanphy Emigrant Home

The twice-hit Mullanphy Emigrant Home, which made it onto Landmarks Association's 2006 "Most Endangered" list, has been stabilized and preserved for future development thanks to support from hundreds of individuals, businesses and organizations who care about preserving our city's historic, cultural, and architectural heritage.  The building is a last remaining physical link to the epic migration of millions of new Americans who built our city and streamed westward toward the new frontier. A safe haven for immigrants getting their start, the Mullanphy Emigrant Home is the anchor of the Old North St. Louis historic district.

The 144-year-old Home anchors the Mullanphy National Register Historic District, which links revitalized Downtown to the heart of Old North St Louis. Old North holds cherished memories for generations of St Louisans whose families settled here as immigrants and established themselves as Americans. The solid brick homes erected by the pioneers of the 1800s remained standing through good times and bad as keepers of our shared history. Those very buildings are now drawing a new generation of pioneering St Louisans back into Old North, as a safer, revitalized city offers a modern, eco-friendly and urban way of life.

Please join us in supporting the continued preservation of the Mullanphy Emigrant Home, for our neighborhood and for our city. Contact ONSLRG at 314-241-5031 for more information.