St. Mary's Avenue landmark fell to wrecking ball in 1939 | History

A long-established neighborhood along St. Mary’s Avenue remains primarily intact, following its establishment as the Mary L. Smith Jr. subdivision back in 1912. This section of Hannibal served as home

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