St. Louis architect:
"Oliver J. Popp and Jacob Rubin often worked together on numerous projects in the Central West End and in the City and county of St. Louis, Missouri. Oliver Popp was prolific in the area of apartment design and it may be said that he silently built the apartment homes of St. Louisans between 1895 and 1940. Popp began as a draughtsman in 1895 and was listed in 1904 as an architect. His name appears in the National Registers of various St. Louis Historic Districts including: Tower Grove, West Pine and Hamilton Place." ( edited from "The National Register of Historic Places")
"Oliver J. Popp and Jacob Rubin often worked together on numerous projects in the Central West End and in the City and county of St. Louis, Missouri. Oliver Popp was prolific in the area of apartment design and it may be said that he silently built the apartment homes of St. Louisans between 1895 and 1940. Popp began as a draughtsman in 1895 and was listed in 1904 as an architect. His name appears in the National Registers of various St. Louis Historic Districts including: Tower Grove, West Pine and Hamilton Place." ( edited from "The National Register of Historic Places")
St. Louis architect:
"Oliver J. Popp and Jacob Rubin often worked together on numerous projects in the Central West End and in the City and county of St. Louis, Missouri. Oliver Popp was prolific in the area of apartment design and it may be said that he silently built the apartment homes of St. Louisans between 1895 and 1940. Popp began as a draughtsman in 1895 and was listed in 1904 as an architect. His name appears in the National Registers of various St. Louis Historic Districts including: Tower Grove, West Pine and Hamilton Place." ( edited from "The National Register of Historic Places")
"Oliver J. Popp and Jacob Rubin often worked together on numerous projects in the Central West End and in the City and county of St. Louis, Missouri. Oliver Popp was prolific in the area of apartment design and it may be said that he silently built the apartment homes of St. Louisans between 1895 and 1940. Popp began as a draughtsman in 1895 and was listed in 1904 as an architect. His name appears in the National Registers of various St. Louis Historic Districts including: Tower Grove, West Pine and Hamilton Place." ( edited from "The National Register of Historic Places")
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