ABOUT THE SOULARD RESTORATION GROUP

The Soulard Restoration Group Plaque

The Soulard Restoration Group (SRG) was formed in 1972 when a group of community -minded individuals began their effort to have Soulard declared a National Historic District. This designation allows for the preservation, protection, and enhancement of the many historical and architecturally significant buildings within the neighborhood. Over the years the role of the Soulard Restoration Group has expanded beyond just maintaining historic standards to focus on resident safety, beautification, fundraising, and events that bring our community together.

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What does the SRG do?

The purpose of the SRG is to:

  • Foster community improvement

  • Encourage restoration and preservation of District property

  • Participate in the beautification and reestablishment of public areas, and to support necessary public improvements

  • Stabilize the community by fostering civic pride

  • Have the power to acquire property, both real and personal and to use property to foster the aforementioned goals

  • Encourage and support, but not sponsor, political legislation for the preservation, restoration, and improvement of the District

  • Raise necessary funds to carry out SRG-initiated programs

  • To support any social/civic organizations whose purpose are complementary to the SRG

  • Function as a neighborhood association for the District

Read the full text of the SRG Bylaws [PDF]