WELCOME Florissant Valley HISTORICAL SOCIETY
TAILLE DE NOYER
Circa 1790
The Florissant Valley Historical Society is housed in the elegant Taille de Noyer House. Taille de Noyer is an historic antebellum home with stately pillars across the front veranda and is believed to be one of the oldest remaining homes in St. Louis County. The oldest section, a two-room log cabin used as a fur trading post, dates back to 1790.
Would You Like To Help?
Restoring a historic building is a continuous and never-ending project but it is our passion and the worthiest of projects. Our desire is to preserve elegant Taille de Noyer along with all the memories and treasures it contains for generations to come. Would you like to help us?
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Bellefontaine Cemetery Featured at Taille de Noyer
Members and friends of the Florissant Valley Historical Society are invited to an enjoyable afternoon. on Sunday, September 16 from 2:00 to 4:00 pm at Taille de Noyer, 1896 New Florissant Rd. (McCluer High School Campus). Dan Fuller, a Master Guide a [...]
FVHS Meeting with “What’s With St. Louis?” Author Valerie Battle Kienzle
The Florissant Valley Historical Society announced the Society's upcoming meeting on Sunday, April 22 at Taille de Noyer at 2 p.m. Valerie Battle Kienzle, author and journalist will talk about her book, "What's With St. Louis" - the 2016 book provide [...]
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Historical Society volunteers, Connie Krauss, Dorothy Ernst, Jean Hilmer, Vicki Egan, and Mary Kay G [...]
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Our annual Bouillion Party on January 28 was a tremendous success with over 50 people in attendance! [...]
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The McDavid, Klamer and Dowkontt families held their annual Thanksgiving gathering at Taille de Noye [...]
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Tours available every Sunday from 1:00-4:00pm or by appointment.