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Compositions of a Red Carpet Birthday

Come and celebrate the 92nd Birthday of the Legendary Doris Fiddmont-Frazier at this red carpet event!

All proceeds go toward the Doris Fiddmont-Frazier Foundation and Union Baptist Church of Chesterfield.

Purchase Tickets Adults: $100 Children (12 and Under): $50

Compositions of a Red Carpet Birthday

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History On The Move: One-room schoolhouse en route to Faust Park

A 127-year-old one-room school cabin is getting a new home in Chesterfield. A structure previously known as African School No. 4 in the Chesterfield School District is being relocated from its current location on private land on Wild Horse Creek Road, where it served as a one-car garage, to the Historic Village at Chesterfield’s Faust Park. According to St. Louis County, the property is being donated by Muwafaq Abdel Baset.

History On The Move: One-room schoolhouse en route to Faust Park

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Life on The Hill: One family’s legacy, one woman’s commitment to Westland Acres

Whether she’s taking a seat in the front pew during a sermon or dynamically stringing together the notes of a gospel song, Doris A. Frazier is one of the most familiar faces at Union Baptist Church in Westland Acres. Seated at a Steinway & Sons grand piano in the rear of the church, Doris simultaneously plays music and gives hugs and smiles to friends and family as they gather.

Life on The Hill: One family’s legacy, one woman’s commitment to Westland Acres

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Frazier Family

My mother had a limited education, but she knew about history. My brothers and sisters and I sat and listened while she told us stories that her mother and her grandmother had told. She told us about our background and about Civil War soldiers riding through the area. We must pass those stories on to our children.

Frazier Family

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Missouri’s Oldest One-Room African American Schoolhouse Gets A New Chance At Life

Doris Frazier always knew the value of education. Her mother was a teacher. Her father pushed her and her siblings to go to college. She followed in her mother’s footsteps, becoming a substitute teacher at African School #4 in the 1950s. The small, one-room schoolhouse was exclusively for African American children in the Chesterfield area.

Missouri’s Oldest One-Room African American Schoolhouse Gets A New Chance At Life

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DORIS FIDDMONT FRAZIER​

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