Midwest

Kirkwood

St. Louis County, MO

Population

29,309

Walk Score

88 · Very Walkable

Median rent

$1,217

Median home value

$391,700

Incorporated

1865

Kirkwood is an inner-ring suburb of St. Louis located in western St. Louis County, Missouri. As of the 2020 census, the city's population was 29,461. Founded in 1853, the city is named after James P. Kirkwood, chief engineer of the Pacific Railroad. It was the first planned suburb located west of the Mississippi River.

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On the National Register

Historic districts

  • Barretts Tunnels · listed 1978
  • Downtown Kirkwood Historic District · listed 2009
  • East Monroe Historic District · listed 2004
  • Jefferson-Argonne Historic District · listed 2004
  • North Taylor Avenue Historic District · listed 2012

Notable landmarks

  • Bayley, Romanzo N., House · listed 2002
  • Blake, John P. and Dora, House · listed 2002
  • Bopp, William, House · listed 2006
  • Clarke, Judge Enos, House · listed 2002
  • Comfort, James H. and Marietta, House · listed 2002
  • Cragwold · listed 2009
  • Fishback, George W. and Virginia, House · listed 2002
  • Grace Episcopal Church · listed 1982
  • Halsey, Egbert W., Cottage · listed 2002
  • J. Milton Turner School · listed 2002
  • Keith, David, House · listed 2002
  • Kirkwood Missouri Pacific Depot · listed 1985
  • Kraus, Russell and Ruth Goetz, House · listed 1997
  • McLagan, Lizzie, House · listed 2002
  • McMullen, Patrick and Moire, House · listed 2002
  • Mudd's Grove · listed 1984
  • Nipher, Prof. Frances e., House · listed 2002
  • Olive Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church · listed 2004
  • Osage Hills School · listed 2007
  • Richter, Theodore and Lena, House · listed 2002
  • Robinson, George R. and Elsie, House · listed 2002
  • Tolhurst, G.W., House · listed 2002
  • Unsell, Elijah J., House · listed 2002
  • Way, James W. and Mary, House · listed 2002

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