TOWER GROVE PARK MEMORIALS
Martha and Robert Gaddy
(38.36x -90.26) Gaddy Bird Garden SE quadrant of park
Viola Buchholtz
(38.60x -90.16) Bench and Plaque east of bird fountain, Gaddy Bird Garden
Kyrle Boldt
(38.36x -90.16) Bench and Plaque west of fountain, Gaddy Bird Garden
Jack VanBenthysen:
Jack’s Pond: At present, Jack’s Pond is reduced to the wet area pictured.
AUGUST A. BUSCH CONSERVATION AREA MEMORIALS
James F. Comfort
Comfort Pines Nature Study Area
(38.709494, -90.763422) Comfort Pines Nature Study Area: After entering Busch WA, turn left onto paved Road C. Continue straight on Road C until it becomes gravel. Park at first gravel pullout on the right (opposite the sign that says “Prairie Trail,”) and walk down the track to the large wooden sign. This is an eBird hotspot.
Jim Ziebol - Butterfly Garden across from Visitor Center parking lot.
SHAW NATURE RESERVE MEMORIAL
Jim Jackson Bluebird Box #27 (Last one on the left before Trail House parking lot)
A map is available at the SNR Visitor Center.
RIVERLANDS MIGRATORY BIRD SANCTUARY MEMORIAL
Paul Bauer Trail
At Heron Pond off Riverlands Way, north of Heron Pond
FOREST PARK MEMORIAL
Richard Anderson:
In-ground fountain in Forest Park, near 13 Wells Dr. southeast of Picnic Shelter#11
(WEBSTER GROVES, MO) BLACKBURN PARK MEMORIAL
Edgar Road and E.Jackson Road - Phoebe Snetsinger: Blackburn Park Bird Sanctuary -
Southeast quadrant of park
(WEBSTER GROVES, MO) LARSON PARK MEMORIAL
W. Kirkham Ave. and Denver Place, WEBSTER GROVES -
Marshall Magner: Marshall Magner Bug Kingdom Playground
KIRKWOOD PARK MEMORIAL
Earl Comfort Bird Sanctuary
Rifle Range Dr. W off W. Adams Ave.
(KIRKWOOD, MO) EMMENEGGER PARK
MISSOURI BOTANICAL GARDEN MEMORIAL
Jack and Pat Harris: Memorial Brick near the Center for Home Gardening
(WILDWOOD, MO) GREENSFELDER COUNTY PARK MEMORIAL
Roundhouse Memorial on Green Trail Summer cottage donated by Blanche and Albert Greensfelder to St. Louis County. WGNSS rented the Roundhouse from St. Louis County Parks Departmen for meetings and a nature museum. Only the foundation and a memorial dedicated to the Greenfelders remain. This site is designated an IBA (Important Bird Area) by Audubon.