About

The Soulard Restoration Group (SRG) was formed in 1972 when a group of individuals organized and filed papers with the Missouri Department of Natural Resources. A National Historic District designation allows for, among other things, the preservation, protection and enhancement of historic and architecturally-significant buildings within the District.

The purposes of the SRG are 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]