Diana Perry Art
Robidoux Row Museum, St. Joseph, MO
Robidoux Row Museum, St. Joseph, MO
In 1843, Joseph Robidoux, a fur trader who had long been associated with the area, founded St. Joseph, MO. In a short time, families planning to settle in the new town began to arrive. Many, especially those who came by steamboat up the Missouri River, found it difficult to find places to live, while their new homes were being built. Robidoux built a series of 7 connected apartments begun in the 1840's and completed early 1850's. The building was given the name Robidoux Row. Robidoux himself, moved into a unit in 1857 after the death of his wife, Angelique. He lived there until his death May 27, 1868. After several years of neglect, 4 remaining units have been restored. The historic building is now a museum and serves as headquarters for the St. Joseph Historical Society.
Award Winning Artist, Diana L Perry.
featured in US ART and Missouri Life Magazines is a Midwest artist
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This print is available as an 8"x 10" image in an 11" x 14" ivory mat.
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Or an 11" x 14" image in a 16" x 20" ivory mat.
- All prints fit a standard size frame or can be custom framed.
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