Donated by the Gamache family and the St. Louis Archdiocese, this monument honors thirty of the earliest St. Louis founders.
Born in Canada, Nicolas Beaugeneau, Sr., along with his family, came over from Fort Chartres, where they had lived for a number of years, with the first comers to St. Louis. They were accompanied by Mrs. Beaugeneau's two brothers, Charles and Francis Henrion.
Born in Canada, Nicolas Beaugeneau, Sr., along with his family, came over from Fort Chartres, where they had lived for a number of years, with the first comers to St. Louis. They were accompanied by Mrs. Beaugeneau's two brothers, Charles and Francis Henrion.
Donated by the Gamache family and the St. Louis Archdiocese, this monument honors thirty of the earliest St. Louis founders.
Born in Canada, Nicolas Beaugeneau, Sr., along with his family, came over from Fort Chartres, where they had lived for a number of years, with the first comers to St. Louis. They were accompanied by Mrs. Beaugeneau's two brothers, Charles and Francis Henrion.
Born in Canada, Nicolas Beaugeneau, Sr., along with his family, came over from Fort Chartres, where they had lived for a number of years, with the first comers to St. Louis. They were accompanied by Mrs. Beaugeneau's two brothers, Charles and Francis Henrion.
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